“Christianity In Crises: 21st Century; by Hank Hanegraaff

The title speaks volumes; “Christianity In Crises: The 21st Century”. It’s quite possible that we who make up Christianity in the 21st century are in a major crises and are not even aware of it. The greatest truth that stands out to me after reading this book is the evidence of ignorance. Hank Hanegraaf does a marvelous job of pointing out the issues that plague our culture. The greatest two plagues among our camp are ignorance and lies. As a culture we are becoming biblically ignorant and in turn we are becoming more vulnerable to the lies propagated by those who follow after filthy lucre and prey upon the physically needy and biblically ignorant. It’s difficult to sum up this book because it is so packed with powerful truth while pointing out the terrible lie of the “faith movement”. I hope this book finds its way into the hands of many readers. Anyone who is serious about their faith, serious about understanding Christianity in our culture, and/or serious about those within their sphere of influence should read “Christianity In Crises: 21st Century”. Of course the Bible is our greatest weapon against spiritual ignorance. But this book contains enough of the bible to equip you well in this spiritual warfare against false prophecy/false gospel. Hank Hanegraaf did a great job in researching the faith movement, comparing it to the truth of scripture, and shines a bright light into darkness with this wonderful work. I will admit that the book seems repetitive at times. However, there’s really no way around that if the author is going to shed light on his subject and those who bring relevance to it. The only reason the story seams to repeat itself is because the research is so great. And in doing that research the author simply found that all these men and women who are propagating a harlot gospel are following a unified movement. Therefore they are doing the same things. Hank Hanegraaf did a marvelous job with “Christianity In Crises: 21st Century”. Well done!