All Reviews for Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century

  • On 11/10 Jennifer Unnasch wrote: I recently (or should I say, over a period of months) read Hank Hanegraaff’s recent book Christianity in Crisis 21st Century.  It is a book in which Hanegraaff exposes the falsities of Prosperity or “Faith” teaching.  He points out many well known teachers of these practices and bring ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 11/8 Ed Eubanks wrote: When I was in college, the first edition of this book came out. I was floored; I had always had a hunch that guys like Benny Hinn, Robert Schuler, and Kenneth Copeland were more snake-oil salesmen than they were Bible preachers, but I never knew how, to what extent, or just how dangerous they were. Kanegraaff ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis, 21st Century Edition by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 10/22 brenten gilbert wrote: oops… forgot to include this one with last night’s batch of books… NOT THE SYMPTOMS, THE DISEASE now playing: Done All Wrong – Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Christianity in Crisis (21st Century)- Hank Hanegraaff Hank Hanegraaff revisits a book that he wrote about twenty years ... on the crisis…
  • On 10/13 Ben Johnson wrote: I began this book somewhat knowing the errors of the Word of Faith movement. It was however not until I read this book that I realized how incredibly awful their doctrine is. The book itself is incredibly researched. It seemed that as soon as I began to read the book that I was also hearing ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis
  • On 10/4 Todd Ruth wrote: I rarely regret the books I choose to read. In fact, I could probably count them on one hand... and this book would be the thumb - for a thumbs down. I will never understand why followers of Jesus would feel the need to prove why other followers of Jesus wrong in a public forum. But, from chapter 3 through ... Christianity in Crisis
  • On 10/3 Shannon Christman wrote: Hank Haanegraaff offers an acronym for everything in Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century, an update of his earlier book with the same title. The book contains so many acronyms that none of them are useful as mnemonic devices, and they are just one contributor to the overall effect of the book, which ... Too Much of a Good Thing
  • On 9/18 Mark Lamprecht wrote: Hank Hanegraaff has updated the 1993 edition of Christianity in Crisis to keep up with the "Word of Faith" movement and its teachers. The author exposes the continued growth and danger of these teachings. The book is divided into seven parts and three appendices. It is well documented with 54 pages of ... Much need book exposing F-L-A-W-S
  • On 9/14 Glenn McCarver wrote: As I read this book, I was aghast at the claims that some of these so-called prosperity preachers espoused. They have the audacity to say that God can do nothing on this earth unless someone gives Him the authority! To think that for one moment God needs our permission to do anything is simply asinine. ... Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century
  • On 9/13 Brandon Kraft wrote: I recently read Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaf as part of a blogger reviewers program with Thomas Nelson Publishing. The majority of the book included an item-by-item rebuttal of many "Christian" preachers that promote a Gospel message that is not congruent with the actual ... Fine, not great. If you've experienced this theology, read it.
  • On 9/9 Tricia Lawrence wrote: Hank Hanegraaff definitely does his research. His most recent book is no exception. Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century outlines the progression of the prosperity preachers currently in vogue in the Christian arena. Some you’ve heard of; others you may not know. If you are curious how the religious ... Books on Review: Hanegraaff’s Christianity in Crisis, 21st Century
  • On 9/8 Phil Anderson wrote: As I read the pages of Hank Hanegraaff’s Christianity in Crisis the 21st Century, I was reminded of his book by the same name around 10 years ago. Hanegraaff will most certainly research his topic more than any other author I have ever read. And for that, he is to be greatly commended. I found his ... Crisis Exposed
  • On 8/31 Laura Latimer wrote: Christianity in Crisis was not what I expected. I was not impressed with the Calvinist worldview portrayed by the author, nor the simplicity and repetitiveness of his points, and detailing only some aspects of the prosperity doctrine/Word of Faith movement. Scattered throughout the book were references ... Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century
  • On 8/14 Peter Butler Jr. wrote: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff is my latest review book from Thomas Nelson publishers. You can go to the following link for product detail: http://www.thomasnelson.com/consumer/product_detail.asp?sku=0849900069. Hanegraaff’s book is a sequel of sorts to his book twenty ... Twisting Scripture
  • On 8/12 Michael Stewart wrote: In “Christianity in Crisis”, Hank Hanegraaff does an excellent job of showing scripturally why the current “faith healing movement” is – for the most part – a sham. In this 427-page exposé, Hanegraaff discusses the various beliefs and teachings of some of the “great ... Review – Christianity in Crisis, 21st Century
  • On 8/10 Electra Masterson wrote: According to Hanegraaff, if something drastic and soon doesn’t happen in regards to a shift in awareness and outlook, the church as a whole is in horrifying danger. In the 21st century, there are new dangers—new academic types who threaten to do more damage than thought possible. The people brought ... A timely and powerful read
  • On 8/10 Kelli Regan wrote: Crisis in Christianity: 21st Century presents a broad look at the popular, but heretical preaching occurring throughout the Christian world. Through well-researched chapters, Hank Hanegraaff digs deep into the teachings of popular preachers whose messages draw crowds, sell books and fill the airwaves...but ... Book Review: Crisis in Christianity: 21st Century
  • On 8/10 Michelle Ramos wrote: If you thought all preachers were the same.... you're horribly wrong. This book covers some of the most popular preachers like T.D. Jakes, or authors like Joyce Meyer. Hank Hanegraaff takes you into their theology and shows where they have taken a wrong turn. Mr. Hanegraaff has also showed the reader ... The Best. Book. Ever.
  • On 8/10 Akaya Lee wrote: It's a crisis alright This book addresses some major concerns in Christianity today, especially in the United States. There is an way too much falsehood weaving its way into the North American Church, and Hank Hanegraaff has written this book to expose it, identify it, and rid the Church of it (well, ... It's a crisis alright
  • On 8/6 Noel Walker wrote: Christianity in Crisis is well-researched, disturbing, saddening and frustrating, all at the same time. It is a much needed timely book but it does have it's weaknesses. Hanegraaff's style is abrasive and it makes the book good for convincing opponents of the health and wealth gospel of the correctness ... Christianity in Crisis: A Strong Rebuke
  • On 8/3 Anna Blanch wrote: As an update to his earlier book Christianity in Crisis, Hank Hanegraaff's Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century warns of twisted teachings and false prophets. Having lost the ability to think biblically, postmodern Christians are being transformed from cultural change agents and initiators into cultural ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis
  • On 8/1 Melissa Baker wrote: Full disclosure - I am a practicing Greek Orthodox Christian. Mr. Hanegraff presents a well-written impassioned explanation of his view of the "fall" of Christianity today, specifically by evangelism. Unfortunately, he starts out with how the "Word" of God is being twisted by the prosperity ministers ... Review of Christianity in Crisis by Hank Hanegraff
  • On 7/24 Erin Beauchamp wrote: WOW. That would sum up Crisis in Christianity in one word. And I don't mean wow in a good way. I can say, in all honesty that this is one book I don't think I'd recommend to people. Mostly because of the fact that I disagree with the author, not entirely, but with most of what he says. I felt that Hank ... Interesting and chafing
  • On 7/11 Jonathan Hunt wrote: This book is a marvellous introduction to the dangerous theology of the ‘Word Faith’ movement. In sympathetic style, Hanegraaff first lifts the lid on the extent of the false teaching, and then introduces the main personalities behind it. He considers in detail the major errors, and then provides ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 7/6 Albert McIlhenny wrote: Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century - Hank Hanegraaff Thomas Nelson (March 3, 2009) Topic: Protestantism Summary: An update of his expose on the heretical teachings of the Word Faith movment Rating: No one has managed to shed light on the heresy that is the Word Faith Movement in the Church as clearly and strongly as Hank ... Book Review: Money Grubbing Charlatans - The Next Generation
  • On 7/5 Ian Hall wrote: Christianity in Crisis 21 st Century is Hank Hanegraff's updated critique of the Word of Faith Movement. In this latest edition of his most popular work Hanegraaf sets out three objectives for the book. First, he wishes to help those who are Word of Faith adherents to see the truth of the biblical gospel; ... An Explosive Expose Of Christianity's Mose Famous Names.,
  • On 6/30 Doreen Hayes wrote: I signed up with Thomas Nelson: Book Review Bloggers and wanted to review this book! Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century exposes darkness to light, pointing us back to a Christianity centered in Christ. The Apostle Paul said: "Even from your own number men will arise and distort the truth". I love this ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 6/28 Richard Obrecht wrote: I was not aware of this particular movement in the Christian realm. The movement in question, and addressed in this book, is the Faith movement. Some of the names mentioned in the book (Copeland, Hinn, Roberts, etc) are all well known if you watch Television evangelism. I am fairly confident that ... Christianity in Crisis - Hank Hanegraaf
  • On 6/21 Brandon Jones wrote: One advantage of being a blogger is occasionally being sent books to read for free. It’s always nice to get the package in the mail and open it up and find some new tome to check out. My latest experience with this is the book, “Christianity in Chrisis: 21st Century” by Hank Hanegraaff. I ... Christianity in Crisis: Reviewed
  • On 6/17 Jonathan Woodward wrote: In recent months, I have been reading a book for review for Thomas Nelson: Book Review Bloggers. The title is Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century, authored by Hank Hanegraaff. Hank Hanegraaff is the president of the Christian Research Institute (CRI), which broadcasts a radio program called, "The Bible ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 6/15 Christina Banks wrote: "You, the reader, will inevitably need to decide whether you think the Faith movement is cultic or Christian. You must decide whether these doctrines are true or false or some muddy mixture of both."Christianity in Crisis, pg 11.Reading Christianity in Crisis was an eye-opening and almost scary experience. ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century
  • On 6/14 Marcus Daly wrote: Hanegraaff, Hank. Christianity In Crisis: 21st Century. (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2009) 427 pages. Truth is indeed stranger than fiction. Such is the statement in Hanegraaff’s in new book, Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century. There are many attacks on the Christian faith in the world today. In ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 6/13 Terry Grondahl wrote: First this book was not what I expected. Mr. Hanegraaff takes a stand and supports it with Scripture and sound reasoning. It is an easy yet difficult book to read. I am going to quote Mr. Hanegraaff from his introduction: "And while change must come, it clearly will not come easily. Those who are dispensing ... Tolerance can be crippling to a Christian
  • On 6/13 Joe Blackmon wrote: There are people who claim to be Christians and preach the Gospel of Christ who are liars. I know that’s no surprise to anyone. The sad part is that there are Christians who are immature in their faith and don’t know the scriptures who are lead astray by these charlatans. In fact, I spoke to a man ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis-21st Century
  • On 6/10 Creth Hopkins wrote: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff is a hard-hitting treatise (some would say expose) of the Word of Faith/Prosperity movement of today. You immediately get the sense that the author is serious about his charges when you realize that he has fifty-four pages of notes to validate all ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century
  • On 6/10 Mark LaGrone wrote: “Christianity In Crisis” by Hank Hanegraaff turned out to be different than I thought it was going to be. I expected him to discuss different beliefs and doctrines. What I did not expect, but I liked, was the way he took a several of the modern day TV preachers and exposed them and their false ... Christianity In Crisis
  • On 6/9 Joseph Cole wrote: This month I tackled a theological work by Hank Hanegraaf called Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century. The book is Hanegraaf's attempt to systematically address the errors prevalent within the Word of Faith movement. In it, he carefully documents the teachings and writings of a variety of Word of Faith ... Word of Faith vs. Orthodox Christianity
  • On 6/8 Jon Keel wrote: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century edition by Hank Hanegraaff seeks to address some of the negative influences upon Christianity not from outside the church but from within it. This is a development upon a book by the same title written by Hanegraaff 20 years ago to raise awareness over concerns emerging ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century Edition by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 6/4 Kelly Clark wrote: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century written by Hank Hanegraaffis a reworking of a book he wrote 20 years ago in a effort to expose those whose teachings threaten to undermine the foundation of biblical faith.  As I read the introduction to this book, I wondered if this was going to be a book full of verbal ... Christianity in Crisis
  • On 6/2 Christine Fernandez wrote: Christianity in Crisis Hank Hanegraaff Thomas Nelson Publishing Hank Hanergraaff is an expert at defending and explain the “faith”. I found the book to be intriguing, detailed and supportive of it’s information. This is not a book that is an “easy” read…probably not one that you would ... Christianity in Crisis – Hank Hanegraff (Book Review)
  • On 5/30 Kyle Clark wrote: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century is a book written by Hank Hanegraaff who is updating his previous book Christianity in Crisis. In this book, Hanegraaff examines the claims and teachings of false teachers, particularly the Word-Faith, health and wealth teachers. When I started looking at it, I was ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century
  • On 5/29 David Wickiser wrote: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century is a pretty interesting new (old) book by Hank Hanegraaff. I say “new (old)” because it is an update of a book that came out quite a while back. The book is a critique of the “prosperity gospel” (or “health and wealth,” “name it claim it,” “blab ... Book Review--Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 5/29 Cindy Dyer wrote: John Hagee, Joyce Meyers, Joel Osteen, Creflo Dollar, Rod Parsley. Most people know these names just from flipping through the channels on a rainy afternoon.  What many people may not know about these television evangelists is that they are taken seriously by many well-meaning, God-desiring people.  ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 5/29 Valerie Sliker wrote: ----- All errors are not created equal.Christians can “differ in good conscience when it comes to secondary issues. They cannot do so, however, when it comes to the primary doctrines…”Hanegraaff addressed this concern over 20 years ago with Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century and he has updated ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis, by Hank Hanegraaff, Thomas Nelson Publishers
  • On 5/26 April Elstrom wrote: Title:  Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century Author:  Hank Hanegraaff Publisher:  Thomas Nelson Cover:  Hardcover ISBN-13:  9780849900068 ISBN-10:  0849900069 http://www.thomasnelson.com/consumer/product_detail.asp?sku=0849900069 Hank Hanegraaf has written a detailed, ... Review-- Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century
  • On 5/24 Ashley Pichea wrote: This book addresses some major concerns in Christianity today, especially in America. There is an abundance of falsehood weaving its way into the Church, and Hank Hanegraaff has written this book to expose it, identify it, and rid the Church of it. The book is full of researched data, well written ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century, by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 5/22 William Pershing wrote: In Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century By Hank Hanegraaff the author attempts to expose the influence of new age thought as it has affected twenty-first century Christianity. In particular, those who are in the "Word of Faith" theological camp and authors who have had an influence in the evangelical world. This book was a ... Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century By Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 5/19 Paul Wilkinson wrote: In a new edition, Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century, the host of the Bible Answer Man broadcasts and head of Christian Research Institute makes it really clear it’s the excesses of “Word of Faith” theology under discussion, not issues with the wider Pentecostal, Assemblies of God or Charismatic ... Christianity In Crisis: Confronting Word of Faith Theology
  • On 5/17 Marilyn Meredith wrote: Christianity in Crisis, 21st Century, by Hank Hanegraaff focuses heavily on the so called "prosperity preachers." Being familiar with most of those Hanegraaff examines in this scholarly book, I've watched and observed on TV at one time or another. In the beginning, some of these preachers were dynamic ... Christianity in Crisis
  • On 5/12 Emily Fleener wrote: Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century is a must read book! There are so many preachers, teachers, and pastors out there that are not teaching what the Bible says and are leading people astray from God's word for their own benefit. There has to be something done or our world will continue to go to ... Christianity IS in Crisis
  • On 5/12 Kelly Short wrote: I found the book to be well-researched, disturbing, frustrating, saddening, discouraging. I think it's a needed book, a timely book. But I also think it is a book with power. I have no doubt that Hanegraaff will infuriate some readers. He has that way about him. A no-nonsense, tell-the-truth manner about ... Just a Refresher...
  • On 5/11 Amber Dixon wrote: Christianity in Crisis by Hank Hanegraaff is a thought provoking and eye opening read. The author examines the “Word of Faith”  movement,better know as the “prosperity gospel,” within the Christian church. Hanegraaf exposes the Biblical flaws in their teaching and the heresy ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 5/11 Sue Combs wrote: The author does a very adequate job of exposing a rising movement popular in our so called "Christian" culture today. The "Word of faith" movement is on the rise and endorsed by the media and many political sectors. At first glance, I was overwhelmed. This book is 347 pages and I was sure that a book ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century
  • On 5/10 Grant Marshall wrote: I tire of books that talk of christianity in peril. Unfortunately with the advent of post modernity these books have come out in force and it saddens me that they are still neccessary. Hanegraaff covers the "Word of Faith" movement otherwise known as the health, wealth and prosperity Gospel. Having ... Good but too long and repeditive
  • On 5/10 Geoff Prows wrote: Christianity in Crisis is the latest apologetic book by Hank Hanegraaff. This book seeks to warn Christians about a cultic type movement within Christianity. He specifically warns his readers about the Word of Faith movement. Many of which you would likely see on TBN! The book started off with a bang. Hanegraaff did a great job explaining ... Christianity in Crisis?
  • On 5/8 Kristen Hamilton wrote: Christianity in Crisis - 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff explores the teachings of the faith movement and demonstrates the ways in which its teachings fall outside of Biblical Christianity. It is a thoroughly researched and meticulously documented book that, in addition to exposing the errors of the ... Christianity in Crisis - 21st Century
  • On 5/4 Brian Van Dyke wrote: Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century is a decent update to an earlier book by Hank Hanegraaff. Though some of it is repetitive, it does an adequate job, as it did when first written, of exposing the proponents of the “Health/Wealth” and “Word Faith” movements. The primary update aspect ... Review of Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century
  • On 5/4 M J Clissold wrote: As the religious right gained in influence and power over the last few decades, challenging the all-important separation of church and state in the U.S., the character of mainstream Christianity has changed as well. Lured by the money and power, it's attracting more than its share of snake-oil salesmen ... Good, but not as good as it could be
  • On 5/4 Martha Garrett wrote: I was thrilled to see that Thomas Nelson Publishing was offering Christianity in Crisis 21st Century for their book bloggers review program. Wow discernment for those who will listen!The church today desperately needs this book! There are so few bold “watchmen on the wall”, and Hank Hanegraaff is ... Wisdom for the Church Today
  • On 5/3 Alyssa Liljequist wrote: Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff (For more product info., please go here.) I wholeheartedly endorse this book and give it five stars! I would give it ten if I could; it is one of the best books I have ever read! Mr. Hank Hanegraaff has done an amazing job of exposing a dangerous ... Book review: Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 5/3 Catherine Hicks wrote: Was Jesus a poor man or did he enjoy immeasurable wealth? Does it really matter anyway?In his book “Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century” Hank Hanegraaff explores the answer to this question, and others, which threaten to distract and detract from the core values of the Christian faith.Some issues ... Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century
  • On 5/1 Glen Braden wrote: When I wander through the channels on my TV set, on occasion I would encounter such individuals as Robert Tilton, Joel Osteen, Frederick Price and a curious set of worshippers on stage during “Praise The Lord” broadcast that included a lady with a huge pink hairdo. Stopping to watch these men of God and ... Book Review: Hank Hanegraaff’s “Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century”
  • On 4/29 Shannon Black-Dotson wrote: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff is chalked full of information to help you discern between leaders who teach The Word and false teachers. My eyes were opened to the subtle way that I was being misled by certain Faith Movement leaders. The author’s presentation of facts, sermon, ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 4/28 Steve Reed wrote: Christianity today is in crisis. It's being attached by the "Faith Movement". This movement turns the gospel into a self-help program. God seems to have been put here to serve us. He wants us all to be rich. Hanegraaff goes at the people and organizations spreading this spiritual garbage head on, exposing ... Know the Bible, then attend church
  • On 4/27 Steven Robbins wrote: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century is an updated version of Hanegraaff's "Christianity in Crisis" from the late 1980's. The original, as well as the new book, takes the "Word of Faith" movement to task. Hanegraaff has two main points of focus in the new book: exposing the personalities in the Word ... Book review: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century
  • On 4/25 Catherine Martin wrote: Christianity In Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff is a well-timed expose of the Prosperity “gospel” (AKA Word of Faith) and it’s leaders.  In these early years of the 21st century, a number of prosperity preachers have developed an increasing sphere of influence.  They tell people, ... Book Review:Christianity in Crisis
  • On 4/22 Don Dudley wrote: Christianity in Crisis is the latest apologetic resource by Hank Hanegraaff. His latest offering seeks to inform and warn Christians about the growing Word of Faith movement involving some popular evangelists on TV. The book started off on a high note. It was very interesting. Hanegraaff starts off the book by giving us some background on ... Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century, by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 4/21 Christopher Hall wrote: Hank Hanegraaff's Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century is an eye-opening expose of how heretical and corrupt the modern batch of “Word of Faith” popularity preachers have become. Hanegraaff bars no holds on televangelists and mega-preachers such as Joel Osteen, Joyce Meyer, and the entire TBN ... An Eye-Opening Expose
  • On 4/21 Patricia Janes wrote: As a member of the Thomas Nelson Review Blogger program http://brb.thomasnelson.com/ , I had the opportunity to review Hank Hanegraaff’s informative book which exposes the so-called harmless doctrines of the false teachers behind the faith and prosperity movements who are “systematically turning ... Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century By Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 4/20 Christy Janes wrote: About the book:Without a shift in perception and perspective, the church is in horrifying danger.Nearly two decades ago Hank Hanegraaff’s award-winning Christianity in Crisis alerted the world to the dangers of a cultic movement within Christianity that threatened to undermine the very foundation of ... Book Spotlight: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 4/20 Jaime Sundsmo wrote: I found it to be extremely convicting as Hank Hanegraaff brings up critical issues that even affect our basic doctrine 101 and how "Christian teachers" are distorting these truths. I would tend to agree wtih Hanegraaff on many of his points simply because many of the teachings exhorted by these Spiritual ... Crisis of Faith
  • On 4/20 Annmarie Rozelle wrote: In Christianity in Crisis – 21st Century, Hank Hanegraaff (AKA: The Bible Answer Man,) writes an exposé of the modern day “faith movement.” Clearly citing his work in over 75 pages of footnotes, he makes an excellent case of how faith doctrine attacks the deity of God. His research is outstanding ... Modern Day "Faith Movement" Exposed!
  • On 4/13 David LaDuke wrote: Hank Hanegraaff's book Christianity in Crisis 21st Century (Thomas Nelson, 2009) takes on a group of people who may pose a greater threat to Christianity than atheists. The Faith Movement, as described in his book, is led by such luminaries as Joel Osteen, Joyce Meyer, T.D Jakes, Benny Hinn and others ... Christianity in Crisis 21st century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 4/13 Kristi Stephens wrote: I recently finished reading Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff. When I agreed to read and review this book with Thomas Nelson, I had no idea that I was committing to 325 pages of reviewing! Whoa! Now that I have surfaced on the other side, here are my thoughts.The "crisis" Hanegraaff ... Book review: Christianity in Crisis, 21st Century
  • On 4/12 Lisa Sullivan wrote: A book review for Thomas Nelson Publishing.Hank Hanegraaff is the host of Bible Answer Man, a radio program heard daily throughout the US and Canada. He is president of the Christian Research Institute and author of several books. In Christianity In Crisis: 21st Century, Mr. Hanegraaff takes on the Faith ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 4/12 T.C. Judd wrote: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century is an extensive update and revision of Hank Hanegraaff’s classic, first published nearly twenty years ago.  In it, he examines and scrutinizes the theology, practice, and teachings of some of the most popular “Word of Faith” (or simply “Faith”) ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 4/11 Yipeng Huang wrote: It is hard to obey the message of 1 Corinthians 1, to agree with one another, to have no division, and to be perfectly united in thought and mind. To do so we need to be able to discern what can be considered unbiblical or even deviant from theology that is acceptable and orthodox. Hank Hanegraaff's ... A Good Read
  • On 4/10 Danielle Schleifer wrote: My first thoughts when picking up this book were along the lines of "I hope this isn't too heretical." Thankfully Christianity in Crisis, far from being heretical, actually was written to combat the heresy promoted in the Faith and Prosperity movement led by people such as Kenneth Copeland, Benny Hinn, ... A Must Read
  • On 4/10 Sarah Mourreale wrote: Christianity in Crisis is an educational look at the contemporary leaders in today’s faith movement. Hank Hanegraaff exposes the lies that have invaded the modern church and duped so many unsuspecting souls. In the first section of the book, Hanegraaff looks at the teachings and how they have ... Church in Crisis
  • On 4/8 Linda Brandau wrote: From the back cover: "Even from your own number men will arise and distort the truth." The Apostle Paul In this updated edition of Christianity in Crisis, Hank Hanegraaff exposes those preachers who twist and misquote the Scriptures to fit their messages of a prosperity gospel. The author quotes some ... Christianity in Crisis
  • On 4/6 Lori Kasbeer wrote: This is not a "win friends and influence people" type of book, but I believe it is a book that is needed today. Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff is a book that exposes dangers of a cultic movement within Christianity. This is my first book that I took notes with pen and paper while ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 4/5 Eric Stephens wrote: I have not had the privilege to read Hanegraaff’s material up until now. He does a phenomenal job at examining and debunking the plethora of false teachers that plagues the airways of modern Christianity today. He does so with academic precision weaving scads of footnotes and credible evidence ... Review: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 4/5 Calvin Habig wrote: Hank Hanegraaff’s new book Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century is a great primer on the Word of Faith movement. It appears to be a rewrite of the book of the same title with some of the same cast of characters released ten years ago. Unfortunately, instead of the problem going away, it has only grown ... Review of “Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century”
  • On 4/4 john umland wrote: I think Hannegraf’s latest book, Christianity in Crisis, 21st Century, could have been half the length and twice as good. As he mentions in the preface, Twenty years ago, I began working on a book…., titled Christianity in Crisis, [that] unmasked the fatal flaws of a movement that threatens ... book report: Christianity in Crisis, 21st century by Hannegraf
  • On 4/4 Rick Balmer wrote: What do some of the greatest teachers that we know, have in common? A heresy known as the faith movement. Or as it is sometimes known as the name it/claim it theology. Hank Hanegraaff points out that some of our greatest biblical teachers (Osteen, Meyers, TD Jakes, etc.) preach this error. He cites many ... Christianity in Crisis by Hank Hanegraaf
  • On 4/3 Amy Armour wrote: I was so happy to receive this book in the mail. I was a bit worried since it is over 300 pages. But once I got started, I couldn’t put it down. It went into the definintion of cults in the beginning, something I was interested in. Then into the *cast of characters*. Putting names out there like ... Crisis in Christianity
  • On 4/3 Megan L wrote: Christianity in Crisis - 21st Century is a large book filled to the brim with information. In the first chapter of the book lies a chapter titled Turning Truth into Mythology. Within are compiled statements of the faith leaders mentioned throughout the book. It is eye-opening. Hank Hanegraaff forms a list of faith leaders, all ... Christianity in Crisis - 21st Century
  • On 4/2 Will Rodriguez wrote: Hank Hanegraaff returns with an updated version of his signature book “Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century”. It would be an understatement to say that such a book is more necessary now then when it was orginally published. In this book you will be exposed to the Heresy called the “Prosperity ... Request Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 3/31 Scott Morrison wrote: After sitting in class where Hank Hanegraaff spoke I have read his works. As the Bible Answer man he has helped solve many problems for people. This book is a rewritten book updated for this generation. And he exposes a lot about many of the pastors and ministries that are influencing people today. He ... Truth?
  • On 3/30 Jennifer Spica wrote: Here is a review for Thomas Nelson Publishing's Christianity in Crisis by Hank Hangegraaff.Christianity in Crisis? I knew that around the world, including here in the United States, faith is under attack. I knew that the citizens of 'this world' want to fight, demoralize, contradict, and be rid of ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis
  • On 3/30 Sarah Bailey wrote: All I can say is Wow! I choose Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff because I wanted to see what he had to say about the sad state of our churches in America today. I am so saddened over the infighting amongst those who proclaim to be Christians and even sadder for those who are ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 3/29 Justin Grindstaff wrote: Ok, so let me try to be clear..I believe this book is filled with the truth. It's unfortunate that this many people are prostituting the gospel of Jesus. The only ''problem'' I had with the book was... Still on the fence about this one
  • On 3/28 Doug Hibbard wrote: My next review is of Hank Hanegraaff's book, Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century. This is not the first book that Hanegraaff has produced with the main title of Christianity in Crisis. He wrote a book published in 1993 simply titled Christianity in Crisis. Both books, not surprisingly, deal with the ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis
  • On 3/28 melody sproule wrote: This bestseller by Hank Hanegraaff, president of Christian Research Institute, alerts us to the dangers of a cultic movement within Christianity. He brings light to the aspects of the Word/Faith teachings that can lead believers astray. I was impressed by the author's knowledge of Scripture and the application ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century
  • On 3/27 Bob Lewis wrote: Much needed tool for the believer. I give it five stars. Not having read the earlier edition, I did not find this current volume too large. The bibliography, chapter notes, scripture index, and numerous mnemonic devices make it a terrific resource for personal use along with assisting others subjected ... Valuable Tool
  • On 3/26 Diane Stortz wrote: On my own I wouldn't have chosen to read this book. I might have picked it up, but I would have decided I didn't have time for it. After all, if you know the Word well and can use it to spot false teaching, you might not want to read 400+ pages about people you already know are deceptive and goofy. But ... New light on an old lie
  • On 3/24 Jason Daniels wrote: Many years ago, Hank Hanegraff (radio’s Bible Answer Man) took aim at discrediting and dismantling the “Word of Faith” movement, most notably Kenneth Copeland.  He recently revised that work and updated it for the 21st century.  I recently got a copy of the book, and wanted to provide a review for you. The Book takes aim ... REVIEW: Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century
  • On 3/23 Andrew Comings wrote: The body of Christ has suffered tremendously at the hands of a group of "leaders" who peddle faith as a commodity, preach a "name-it-and-claim-it" gospel, and otherwise wreak havoc on sound doctrine. In writing Christianity in Crisis: The 21st Century (2009, Thomas Nelson), Hank Hanegraaff has provided ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis
  • On 3/22 Jason Taber wrote: If you are a follower of a Word of Faith teacher or prosperity preacher, read this book with caution. Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century will make you very unhappy with your current situation. This book counters many of the false teachers in the Word of Faith movement. This book looks at the false ... Christianity In Crisis by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 3/21 Valerie Nelson wrote: Hank Hanegraff's "Christianity In Crisis" speaks to the damage prosperity/faith preachers as well as the continued New Age movement is causing in our postmodern culture. Initially, I did not agree with the authors viewpoint. I thought he was being too picky and lacking grace especially toward people ... Is It a Crisis?
  • On 3/21 Robin Shope wrote: Title: Christianity in Crisis Author: Hank Hanegraaff Hardcover 427 pages The book is fabulous although I do not agree with the title of Christianity in Crisis. Christianity is not in crsis but bad teachings abound in the world. This text is Bible based and has excellent authors backing up what they ... Disagree with the Title
  • On 3/21 Thomas Duff wrote: I received the book Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff recently, not knowing exactly where he would be going with his material.  Turns out that he takes on the whole "Faith Movement" belief system, sometimes ... Book Review - Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 3/21 Cynthia Norris wrote: I actually have had some further thoughts and hope to have time to expound on them later, but due to the shortness of time and space elsewhere, here are my thoughts in brief.In Christianity in Crisis, Hank Hanegraaff presents the beliefs of several well known preachers/evangelists. He shows what they ... Christianity in Crisis
  • On 3/20 Chris Little wrote: I must admit that I hesitated in picking up this book. I have listened to Hanegraaff's radio show a few times and thought is was 'okay'. Although, I am a little turned off by the show's name "The Bible Answer Man". I also know that he has a reputation for being divisive - which ultimately led me to choose ... Book Review - Christianity in Crisis
  • On 3/20 Mike Gothard wrote:             I remember reading Christianity in Crisis when it was published in 1993, thinking, “Finally, someone has written a biblical, researched, challenging response to the growing Faith movement.”             However, as a young pastor less than three years out of seminary, ... Christianity in Crisis - 21st Century
  • On 3/20 Isabelle Lussier wrote:   After spending about 9 months reviewing some homeschooling products, I must honestly say that I love it.   Consequently, I started to wonder how I could continue this adventure after the TOS Crew would be finished…   I was very happy to learn – via other members ... A review of the book "Christianity in Crisis 21st Century"
  • On 3/19 Andy Morgan wrote: Kenneth Copeland, Benny Hinn, Joel Osteen, Joyce Meyer, John Hagee, TD Jakes and others are all very familiar names on Christian television. They appear to have very successful ministries. But what about their theology? What do they actually BELIEVE, and what message are they preaching. Hank Hanegraaff ... Heresy Exposed
  • On 3/15 Tracy Lagrove wrote: I had some great expectations for this book as well as some misgivings as well, i was pleasently surprised by the authors knowledge of Scripture and the application of it. I did find that there were quite a few things in the book that i didn't agree with, i am a big Osteen fan, and didn't really think ... Christianity In Crisis
  • On 3/14 Emanuel Pavel wrote: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century aparuta recent la Thomas Nelson este de fapt un update la editia aparuta acum aproape 20 de ani. Mi-aduc aminte ca atunci cand am vazut prima editie si am tinut-o in mana mi s-a parut ca am o chestie asa de importanta in mana incat mi-era si teama sa o deschid. Era ... crestinismul in criza
  • On 3/14 Dwight Knoll wrote: by Hank Hanegraaff I am a participant in Thomas Nelson’s Book Review Blogger program. Mr. Hanegraaff systematically exposes and breaks apart the popular alternative “prosperity gospel” that is being preached by such well known people as Joel Osteen, Todd Bentley, TD Jakes, and Joyce ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 3/14 Stephen Barton wrote: This new version isn’t a new book but it has new characters, the flawed theology of the faith teachers is the same as ever. Some of the faces have changed, Hank has built in quotes from Joyce Meyer, Joel Osteen, Rod Parsley and “the latest shooting star” Todd Bently. Hanegraaff rightly refers ... A Neccessary Book
  • On 3/13 Michael C. Brown wrote: "Even from your own number men will arise and distort the truth..." The Apostle Paul (Acts 20:30) I knew some of the theology of the "Word of Faith" movement but I never knew just how messed up and how full of error it actually is. After reading this book it is amazing and sad how many people are hooked ... Christianity in Crisis: The Bible vs Word of Faith
  • On 3/12 Dan Roark wrote: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century, written by Hank Hanegraaff, published by Thomas Nelson, is a book every Christian should have on his or her bookshelf. I wished I had read Hanegraaff’s first book, Christianity in Crisis when it was published in 1993. It would not have changed my views, but would ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century
  • On 3/12 Julie Bouldin wrote: “Hank Hangegraaf wrote this award winning to later to the the dangers of the cultic movement in Christianity that threatens to undermine the very foundation of biblical faith. “ In the first part of the book Hanegraaff lays down a cast of characters that he basically thinks are counterfeits to the ... Book review Christianity in Crisis
  • On 3/11 Scott Weldon wrote: Forget about Frank Peretti or Ted Dekker. The scariest book from a Christian writer in recent memory comes from Hank Hanegraaff. That’s right, the Bible Answer Man. And the book is Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century. In large part this is merely an updating of the original Christianity in Crisis ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 3/10 Tina Brown wrote: I just read the book Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff. I have to admit, when I read the first couple of chapters I couldn't wait to get the whole book to read. I had never paid much attention to the "Faith" movement until I read this book. My, oh my is it an eye opener! It is filled ... Christianity in Crisis Book Review
  • On 3/10 Jason Skipper wrote: Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century By Hank Hanegraaff ISBN: 0849900069 ISBN-13: 9780849900068 When one first looks at the book it seems somewhat daunting. The book appears to contain more than it does. The paper is thick, so the number of pages is less than appears. The typeface is large enough to be comfortable on ... Book Review: Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century
  • On 3/9 Rev. Seth Jones wrote: Hanegraaff is the Bible Answer Man and the primary force behind the Christian Research Institute. This book is a rewrite of a book he wrote 20 years ago about the rise of prosperity preachers and the “health and wealth”, “gab it and grab it” movement in Christianity. 20 years ago, this was simply ... Christianity In Crisis by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 3/9 Laura Davis wrote: From the back cover: Without a shift in perception and perspective, the church is in horrifying danger. Nearly two decades ago Hank Hanegraaff’s award-winning Christianity in Crisis alerted the world to the dangers of a cultic movement within Christianity that threatened to undermine the very foundation ... Christianity in Crisis
  • On 3/9 Erin Phillips wrote: by Hank Hanegraaff I really wanted to like this book. And I did for about 100 pages. But by page 280 of the book (of the 347, not including citations, indexes and Bible references), I felt like I was reading a gossip mag. Granted, everything that Mr. Hanegraff wrote is sited and may very well be ... Book Review- Christianity In Crisis:21st Century
  • On 3/5 Leanne Groening wrote: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century, Mar 5 2009 I recently read the book: Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century. This book confronts the current Word/Faith movement that has been quite prevalent in Christian circles through authors and speakers such as Joyce Meyer, T.D. Jakes and Joel ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 3/4 Amanda Markel wrote: Hank Hanegraaff’s latest book looks at the problems and pitfalls of the very popular “Faith movement” in today’s Christian churches.  He isn’t afraid to name names (and, in fact, has a lengthy list of preachers who are giving false information, as well as what to look out ... Book Review: “Christianity in Crisis–21st Century”
  • On 3/4 Marv Nelson wrote: Let me start this book review by saying: This book took me by surprise. I didn't expect what I got hit with. In fact, the seriousness of the situation that this book presents was truly unknown to me. Hank Hanegraaff in this deep look into the "Faith Movement" opens up a can of worms most Christians ... Christianity in Crisis!
  • On 3/4 Anthony Stephens wrote: I recently read the book “Christianity In Crisis: 21st Century” by Hank Hanegraaff.  I have read some of Hank Hanegraaff’s work before and found it to be very good.  He does a great job of using the Bible in context.  That is why he has a radio program called Bible Answer Man that can be ... Book Review: Christianity In Crisis 21st Century
  • On 3/3 Matt Haines wrote: A few weeks ago I signed up to be a Book Review Blogger with Thomas Nelson publishers. The first book I choose to review was Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff. Hanegraaff is the president of the Christian Research Institute and known as the “Bible Answer Man” because of his ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century - A Review
  • On 3/3 Casey Carmical wrote: Before reading this book I knew there were doctrinal problems with the prosperity gospel (including the teaching that being poor is a sin). I also knew that the leaders of the movement say some crazy things every now and then. Some of the funniest quotes in the book were from Benny Hinn, who said women ... A must for church libraries
  • On 3/2 Laura Navarro wrote: I joined the Thomas Nelson Book Review Bloggers and the second book I requested to read and review was Christianity in Crisis by Hank Hanegraaff. It is a discussion of (really an expose of) the Faith movement, the many preachers and authors who belong, and why what they preach and teach isn’t biblical. Here is a ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis (347 pp)
  • On 3/2 Kelly Swindell wrote: I found Hank Hanegraaff’s “Christianity in Crisis 21st Century” somewhat disturbing, annoying, judgmental, and ridiculous. From the very first page of this book, I felt that the main point of the book was not to “expose the truth,” but to simply drag down other leaders and make them look bad, ... Not reccommend
  • On 3/2 Justin Williams wrote: This book was very interesting, and even though I thoroughly enjoyed reading it I am glad to be finished.  This book claims to expose darkness to light, pointing us back to a Christianity centered in Christ. It doesn’t parade around.  It gets straight to the point by exposing false teachers such ... Christianity In Crisis 21st Century - Book Review
  • On 3/1 Joan Nienhuis wrote: It’s been some fifteen years since the original edition of Christianity in Crisis was released. Hank Hanegraaff has presented an updated edition in Christianity in Crisis 21st Century. Hanegraaff does an excellent job of identifying the heresy of the faith and wealth teachers. He draws attention ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff
  • On 3/1 Lisa Lickel wrote: Christianity in Crisis in the 21st Century is filled with acronyms to fulfill Hanegraaff’s goal to make the book readable, complete and accurate and in a memorable format. FLAWS to describe the false teachings of those in the Faith Movement, and ABCDE to help readers find Biblical truths are certainly ... Review of Christiaintyin Crisis in the 21st Century
  • On 3/1 Brandy Cormier wrote: Normally I don’t really go for books like this, but when I saw Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff on the Thomas Nelson Book Review Bloggers page, I was intrigued and promptly requested a copy.From the inside flap:A modern crisis in Christianity continues to deepen as an ever-increasing ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 2/25 Emily Akin wrote: Have you listened to TV preachers and wondered where in the world they were coming from? Hank Hanegraaff’s earlier book, Christianity in Crisis warned about a cultic movement within Christianity that would reject the very fundamentals of the Christian faith. This book is an update, providing follow-up ... This Is an Eye-Opener, a Must-Read for Christians
  • On 2/23 Noreen Radcliff wrote: I just finished the book Christianity In Crisis-21st Century by Hank Hanegraaff. It was somewhat of an eye opener, tho for years I have wondered about some of the people featured in this book. This is a book chronicling the unbiblical teachings of some popular preachers in the so called Faith Movement. ... Christianity In Crisis
  • On 2/22 Kevin Hanson wrote: This is an unpleasant book to read. This was probably a very unpleasant book to write. And yet, as much as it pains me to admit, this is book well worth reading. In some Christian circles, this book should probably be required reading! Hank Hanegraff walks through almost all the most popular "name it ... Foolishness Exposed
  • On 2/21 Shelby Dawson wrote: I am Pentecostal and I was very appalled and saddened at the stance the author takes towards the Faith-movement. Instead of dowing and demeaning why not pray for the movement if you think they are wrong. This is the first book that I had read by this author and it will probably be my last. Christianity ... Christianity in Crisis
  • On 2/20 Cherie Hill wrote: Some might perceive “Christianity in Crisis” as an attack on the most prominent preachers of the 21st century, but in reality it is a great light in the darkness. And yes, that darkness is WITHIN Christianity. The book exposes the “wolves in sheep’s clothing,” and nothing could be more vital ... A Great Light in the Darkness
  • On 2/19 Becky Laney wrote: Christianity in Crisis 21st Century is an update to the original book, Christianity in Crisis, originally published nearly (but not quite) twenty years ago. I've read both by the way. And I found the book to be well-researched, disturbing, frustrating, saddening, discouraging. I think it's a needed book, ... Book Review: Christianity in Crisis: 21rst Century
  • On 2/19 Suzanne Schaffer wrote: I honestly didn’t know who Hank Hanegraaff was until I received the book Christianity in Crisis 21st Century. I’d heard his name before (mentioned somewhere by Cindy Morgan-one of my favorite recording artists) and in passing by some friends but I’d never sought his works out. I can tell you that ... Christianity in Crisis 21st Century
  • On 2/18 Joshua Olds wrote: Even from your own number men will arise and distort the truth. - The Apostle Paul.Hank Hanegraaff's updated edition of Christianity in Crisis serves to turn the spotlight on the dark areas of the heretical Word of Faith movement. This movement goes beyond Pentecostalism or Charismatics and wholeheartedly ... Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century
  • On 2/17 Desiree Bochman wrote: My husband and I were excited to read Christianity in Crisis by Hank Hanegraaff. This book certainly exceeded our expectations. I have noticed that many ministers that are televised seem to focus on gaining more popularity and writing books. They market themselves to the public, which makes them lots ... Christianity In Crisis: The 21st Century
  • On 2/16 David Runnels wrote: A reworking of the book released 20 years ago, Author Ken Hanegraaff makes it clear his view that the “Word of Faith” movement is a dangerous departure from solid Biblical tenets and cancer growing within Christianity. Hanegraaff, an Evangelical Christian, lays out his argument by painting the “Word ... The cover flap says it all
  • On 2/16 Tim George wrote: Twenty years ago Hank Hanegraaff, president of Christian Research Institute, gave us Christianity in Crisis. It was a resounding call to an awareness of what is often called the Word Faith movement and a return to Biblical Christianity. While many have heeded that call, Christianity in Crisis: 21st Century ... 20 years later and nothing much has changed
  • On 2/16 Sten-Erik Armitage wrote: Wow. Hank Hanegraaff has brought his book up to date. 20 years have gone by since he first wrote Christianity in Crisis, and the crisis has only intensified! “The tragedy is that too often we look for God in all the wrong places. The real experience is found not in counterfeit formulas but in Christian fundamentals.” If you ... Book Review - Christianity in Crisis
  • On 2/14 Cafe Lily Book Reviews wrote: I read Christianity in Crisis by Hank Hanegraaff with mixed emotions. While I agree whole heartedly with his stance against “rock star”, celebrity ministers who are leading people astray, I found myself wishing he had spent more time teaching balance and context instead of bashing. Though his facts may be accurate – ... Christianity In Crisis
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