Whom Do We Listen To? Part 14

Whom Do We Listen To? Part 14
Monday, May 11, 2026 by Dr. James W. Walraven

Categories: Apologetics / Apostasy / Contemporary issues / Scripture discussion / Spiritual deception / Spiritual warfare / The church / Thought for Today / Truth telling

Have we bought into the New Apostolic Reformation prophetic calendar? Have we bought into what they teach?

What remains to be fulfilled according to the NAR prophetic calendar?

The next step will be the raising up of an army of saints; saints who will preform all sorts of miracles, signs and wonders. Many powerful apostles and prophets will be called and sent forth. Prayer warriors and intercessors will prepare the spiritual way. Those in proper alignment and submission to NAR leadership will have the authority to call forth armies of angels to do their bidding in turning the world into God’s kingdom.

The seven mountains or spheres of influence Christians will seize control of are: family (community influence, traditional values, etc.); religion; education; government; media; arts and entertainment; business. The “truth” of the seven mountains and the mandate to control them came through NAR prophetic revelation. A great transfer of wealth will take place: the wealth of the wicked will be given to the righteous. Indeed, one of the marks of an apostle in the business world will be great wealth. The church will need great wealth to be able to take control of the seven mountains. In a work written in 2015, C. Peter Wagner was wondering why that prophecy hadn’t been fulfilled yet. It is now 2026.

Biblically, one thinks of the warning to Laodicea, that while thinking they were financially rich, they were spiritually poor, with Christ standing outside their church. But, per the NAR, the Word of Faith movement and their concepts of wealth restored the proper biblical understanding of prosperity.

Whenever one hears about intercessory prayers for the seven mountains of influence, understand that those prayers are rooted in NAR beliefs. Should we, as Christians, pray for those areas? Yes. Should Christians seek to be involved in all those areas? Yes. Should we buy into the NAR belief system? No.

As for miracles and signs, there will be so many of them that the world will take notice and come to faith. Apostles will exhibit signs and judgment: incidents like God’s judgment against Annanias and Sapphira will reappear (biblically, they lied to the Holy Spirit and were struck dead, a one-off New Testament event). Judgments such as God afflicting Nebuchadnezzar with madness for seven years will also reoccur. Once again, the world will take notice.

NAR prophets and apostles will go throughout the world engaging world leaders. In another twisting of Scripture, how a nation’s leaders respond to the NAR apostles will determine whether that nation will be numbered by Jesus with the sheep nations or goat nations (Scripture states their status is determined by how they treated “the least of these,” whether or not they fed, clothed, or visited them in prison). According to Hamon, as far back as 1997, 40 nations had already been dealt with directly.

Much of the world will convert to Christianity and ultimately the properly restored church (along NAR lines) will bring in a worldwide Christian utopia.

We will look at how that is supposed to happen in the next post.

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