Directory of Contemporary Worship Musicians - Way of Life Literature

Instead of the Christian rejoicing in God’s promises to keephim, these songs have the Christian promising to hold on toGod. It is man-centered theology.ere is also the false Pentecostal latter rain theology insome of the songs.“I believe the promise about the visions and the dreams/ atthe Holy Spirit will be poured out/ And His power will beseen/ Well the time is now/ e place is here/ And His peoplehave come in faith/ ere’s a mighty sound/ And a touch offire/ When we’ve gathered in one place” (“I Believe thePresence” from Shout to the Lord).Integrity is totally committed to the end-time heresy ofecumenism. Don Moen stated their objective in an interviewwith Christianity Today as follows: “I’ve discovered thatworship [music] is transdenominational, transcultural. ITBRIDGES ANY DENOMINATION. Twenty years ago therewere many huge divisions between denominations. Today Ithink the walls are coming down. In any concert that I do, Iwill have 30-50 different churches represented.”e “transdenominational” character of contemporaryworship music should be a loud warning to any true Biblebeliever. It is this “transdenominational” character that makesit so transformational when it comes into a fundamentalistchurch.Integrity Worship Institute offers a master’s degree programin partnership with REGENT UNIVERSITY in VirginiaBeach, Virginia. is charismatic school was founded by PatRobertson, one of the most radical ecumenists alive. In 1985,Robertson “revealed that during 25 years of broadcasting, hehas ‘worked for harmony and reconciliation betweenProtestants and Catholics’ and ‘refrained from airing majortheological differences.’ He told Roman Catholic BishopSullivan, ‘I have been your friend and booster. ... It has beenmy pleasure to assist on repeated occasions the church youserve’” (Christian News, July 22, 1985). In 1991, Robertsoninvited a Roman Catholic, Keith Fournier, to be the executive176