LAWLESS OBAMA STRIKES ISIS IN SYRIA WITHOUT REQUIRED CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL~GIVES FURTHER IMPETUS TO AMERICAN POLICE STATE TO IGNORE CITIZENS' RIGHTS

Is Launching WWIII an Impeachable Offense? 

Impotent Congress & Christian Churches 

Let Obama Become Unaccountable World Superman

Syria is Seventh Country Obama Has Bombed Without Congressional Approval in Violation of the Constitution; Obama as Mahdi of Islam Unites Secular Muslims 
to Create New World Order

Published on Sep 24, 2014

Obama launches airstrikes in Syria
http://www.infowars.com/obama-ignores...

Obama the Mahdi of Islam and his New World Order 

Biblical Prophecy in The News Sep 16 2014:

Published on Sep 17, 2014

This video covers Obama's role in leading the creation of the New World Order as the Mahdi of Islam by helping engineer deceptive Islamic prophecy while fulfilling the role of the Antichrist of the bible. Specifically this video covers events in the world and how it relates to: the Antichrist of the bible and the Mahdi of Islam, Characteristics of the Mahdi, Islam and the New World Order, 7 heads of the beast, The False Prophet and the United Nations of Religion, Military Moves in Middle East and the First Seal, World War III and the Second Seal.

*Sidenote* Just a reminder from last video to give clear context: The Hegelian dialectic is at play in full swing by tactically using "radical" Islam ( ISIS..etc) as a means to justify the uniting of all the "moderate" Muslims world wide. With such a good cop/bad cop maneuver the caliphate forming agenda does not change but in fact is furthered and empowered on a much greater geopolitical scale. ISIS ( many of whom were trained by the US in Jordan as well as empowered by Baghdadi who was released by Obama from a CIA black site) and all such pawns are simply used as a means to unite the "moderate" Muslims in positions of power which in effect supports the formation of a global caliphate in an unprecedented way, including using the jackal armies ( ISIS.. etc) to overthrow regimes and plant "moderates" in power.

For list of article links covered in this video click:
http://www.martusministry.org/?p=2007

*For info on True Biblical Prophecy verses Deceptive Islamic Prophecy see document "Antichrist/Al-Mahdi in Jerusalem": http://martusministry.org/download/Al...

Antichrist Obama's Role of Imam Mahdi 

Calling For All Muslims World Wide To Unite!:

Published on Aug 30, 2014

This video will discuss ISIS, Obama, the OIC and the rise of the "moderate" mask of Islam.

Obama has continued to push himself into the role of the Islamic Messiah figure known as the Al-Mahdi which is the biblical Antichrist. He has been practicing Taqiyya all along to deceive many. One way that Obama is showing his true colors of putting himself into the Mahdi role is by calling for all Muslims to unite together and join his cause in the middle east. In addition he is simultaneously making declarations ( making himself an authority) about what the authentic form of Islam is in effect placing himself as an Imam.

The Hegelian dialectic is at play in full swing by tactically using "radical" Islam ( ISIS..etc) as a means to justify the uniting of all the "moderate" Muslims world wide. With such a good cop/bad cop maneuver the caliphate forming agenda does not change but in fact is furthered and empowered on a much greater geopolitical scale. ISIS ( many of whom were trained by the US in Jordan as well as empowered by Baghdadi who was released by Obama from a CIA black site) and all such pawns are simply used as a means to unite the "moderate" Muslims in positions of power which in effect supports the formation of a global caliphate in an unprecedented way, including using the jackal armies to overthrow regimes and plant "moderates" in power.

List and links of articles covered found here: http://www.martusministry.org/?p=1983

*For info on True Biblical Prophecy verses Deceptive Islamic Prophecy see document "Antichrist/Al-Mahdi in Jerusalem": http://martusministry.org/download/Al...

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FBI Now Has Control Over Local Police Departments:

VIDEO: COP INSISTS TRAVEL IS A PRIVILEGE GRANTED BY THE STATE

Police completely ignorant of the concept of god-given natural rights

SEE: http://www.infowars.com/video-cop-insists-travel-is-a-privilege-granted-by-the-state/;

YouTube Video Published on Sep 21, 2014

Ryan Scott:
I was just stopped at an unconstitutional CHECKPOINT in DeKalb, Illinois. This was Illinois State Police conducting the unconstitutional searches. You won't believe how this just went down! I completely forgot to ask for name and badge number because this guy scared the shit out of me. He was not aware that he was being recorded when he ripped my door open. Unbelievable! This kind of misconduct and behavior is not acceptable. This is what happens when you exercise your Constitutional Rights as a law abiding American citizen. Share the hell out of this and make this video go viral!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wv1xvwk3tfI

EXCERPT:

On numerous occasions the Supreme Court has ruled individuals have a right to travel and not be accosted by the state and its agents.

“The right of the citizen to travel upon the public highways and to transport his property thereon, either by carriage or by automobile, is not a mere privilege which a city may prohibit at will, but a common right which he has under the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,” the Court ruled in Thompson v. Smith.

“The right to travel is a part of the liberty of which the citizen cannot be deprived without due process of law under the 5th Amendment,” it was decided in Kent v. Dulles.

“Undoubtedly the right of locomotion, the right to move from one place to another according to inclination, is an attribute of personal liberty, and the right, ordinarily, of free transit from or through the territory of any State is a right secured by the 14th amendment and by other provisions of the Constitution,” according to a ruling in Schactman v. Dulles.

“Government, in requiring the people to file for drivers license, vehicle registrations, mandatory insurance, and demanding they stop for vehicle inspections, roadblocks, etc. are restricting and therefore violating the peoples’ common law right to travel,” notes Steve Hempfling.

So eroded is the concept of individual, god-given rights that the police now consider the concept not only alien and antagonistic, but grounds for not only verbally abusing citizens, but injuring and, increasingly, killing them for daring to question their authority.

This ignorance of natural rights and the law is demonstrated by an Illinois cop in the above video.
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The Police State Is Here - Alex Jones Show Intro.:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKGFgV_zJgU

CROSSES, PATRIOTIC SYMBOLS, CHRISTIAN SPEECH BEING BANNED WHILE CHURCHES REMAIN SILENT

THE EFFECTS & SYMPTOMS OF THE GROWING POLICE STATE AND THE GLOBALIST NEW WORLD ORDER

JOHN ELDREDGE: "KILLING LIONS" BOOK HOLDS UP AFRICA'S MASAI FOR YOUNG MEN TO EMULATE~PROOF THAT AMERICA & ITS CHURCHES ARE FEMINIZED; LACKING IN MANLY ROLE MODELS

BECOMING A MAN "POST GRADUATE" STYLE? 

THE UNBIBLICAL, WRONG & TOO LATE "FATHERLY ADVICE" 

FOR EMASCULATED, FEMINIZED YOUNG MEN 

WHO LACKED BIBLICAL MODELS OF MANHOOD

GROWING UP IN SOCIALIST AMERICA 

OR ITS GOVERNMENT COMPLIANT PASSIVE CHURCHES

JOHN ELDREDGE'S BOOK:

"Killing Lions: A Guide Through the Trials Young Men Face"

http://andsonsmagazine.com/killing-lions/season-1/killing-lions-16-darkest-lion#.VCFswPnzasM

WHAT EVERY MAN, CHRISTIAN OR NOT, CAN LEARN 

FROM THE MASAI TRIBE WHEN AMERICA IS DEVOID 

OF MANLY ROLE MODELS???

FROM WIKIPEDIA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maasai_people

    The Maasai are monotheistic, worshipping a single deity called Enkai or Engai. Engai has a dual nature: Engai Narok (Black God) is benevolent, and Engai Nanyokie (Red God) is vengeful. The "Mountain of God", Ol Doinyo Lengai, is located in northernmost Tanzania. The central human figure in the Maasai religious system is the laibon whose roles include shamanistic healing, divination and prophecy, and ensuring success in war or adequate rainfall. Whatever power an individual laibon had was a function of personality rather than position. Many Maasai have also adopted Christianity. 

    The men in the Maasai tribe are born and raised to be warriors. One rite of passage from boyhood to the status of junior warrior is a painful circumcision ceremony, which is performed without anaesthetic. 

    One myth about the Maasai is that each young man is supposed to kill a lion before he is circumcised. Lion hunting was an activity of the past, but it has been banned in Southeast Africa—yet lions are still hunted when they maul Maasai livestock, and young warriors who engage in traditional lion killing do not face significant consequences. Increasing concern regarding lion populations has given rise to at least one program which promotes accepting compensation when a lion kills livestock, rather than hunting and killing the predator. Nevertheless, killing a lion gives one great value and celebrity status in the community.

    Traditionally, the Maasai diet consisted of raw meat, raw milk, and raw blood from cattle. 

SEE ALSO THE MASAI LION HUNT HERE:

http://www.maasai-association.org/lion.html

JOHN & SAM ELDREDGE

WHAT MAKES THIS ANY DIFFERENT FROM THE SECULAR HUMANIST ADVICE COLUMNS 

OF TWIN SISTERS ANN LANDERS OR "DEAR ABBY" ABIGAIL VAN BUREN?

Esther "Eppie" Lederer, left, doled out advice under the name Ann Landers, while her twin sister, Pauline Phillips, authored the "Dear Abby" advice column 

The Quest for Manhood: Talking with John and Sam Eldredge

QUOTE: "But part of the journey for me was learning what becoming a man of [high] caliber looks like."

SEE: http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/industry-news/religion/article/64102-the-quest-for-manhood-pw-talks-with-john-and-sam-eldredge.html; republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:

By Kathleen Samuelson 

Sep 22, 2014

Navigating life as a young man can be confusing, especially without a good role model and mentor. Sam Eldredge, son of bestselling author John Eldredge (Wild at Heart; Beautiful Outlaw), found that weekly post-college-graduation phone conversations with his father eased the transition to manhood. They talked about everything, from love and sex to money, work, God, and more. Those conversations are captured for the benefit of other young men in Killing Lions: A Guide Through the Trials Young Men Face (Thomas Nelson, Sept.). The title comes from a Masai tradition; a boy knows he has become a man when he kills a lion.

When did you realize your conversations would be helpful to other fathers and sons, and how did that lead to you writing the book as a team?

John: I think we were about three months into our weekly Wednesday night call when I asked Sam, “How many of your friends and peers have anybody they can talk to about stuff like this?” Sam’s reply didn’t surprise me, but it broke my heart: “None. No one.” I suggested that if he was willing, we could help a lot of men. Sam was considering an M.A. program in writing, and I knew the experience would be perfect for him.

Sam: Actually, this wasn’t intended as a “father and son” book. It began from my honest questions and the ongoing conversation my dad and I were having. We were able to talk about the big issues of love and identity and money and work. It took me a while to realize just how unique it was, and once I did, the idea of sharing it with others was a no-brainer. In writing the book, we revisited each topic and had the conversation all over again, which was so rich and brought up new stories and answers that I think so many guys will resonate with, no matter their age.

Which topics were the most difficult to discuss because of generational differences?

Sam: What I wanted was the roadmap to my life, especially as it pertains to work and dreams. It’s difficult, at least at first, to hear you need to put in time before that happens. But part of the journey for me was learning what becoming a man of [high] caliber looks like. There is no “wasted time” so long as we can get a bearing on where we really are in life. Those conversations were where I felt my own strongest pushback, but they ended up being some of the most helpful.

John: Readers my age will remember an old Cat Stevens song, “Father and Son.” He sang about how sons always want to run off and find a revolution, while fathers--remembering the cost of their own mistakes--want to protect their sons from wasted years. The most delicate balance [for me] was allowing for [Sam’s] dreaming and adventures, while also offering sound advice about work and money and decision-making.

Do either of you believe you had a rougher road navigating life at 25 than the other?

John: That’s tough to say; we came of age in such different times. But I’m going to say I had the harder road for the simple reason that I didn’t have an older man to walk alongside me. My dad was long gone, so like most of the men who will read this book, I was on my own to sort everything out.

What do you hope readers will gain from reading Killing Lions?

Sam: This book isn’t about raising questions only to leave them unanswered. Everyone’s story is different, but many of our doubts and fears end up being very similar. My hope is that readers will find real, solid answers to their questions.

John: Exactly. This is a very practical book, but we also hope readers will experience being “fathered.” Fathering is available for all of us, no matter our situation or even our age. That is the central offer of Christianity--you have a Father who loves you and will walk with you. 
A book like this could offer lessons for every stage of life–not just for men in their 20s, but also those in their 30s, 40s, and so on. How about writing sequels to Killing Lions?

Sam: Many men resonate with these questions. If they don’t get answered at 24, then guys will still be wondering at 44. That said, there are new questions at every stage of life, and seeking the answers is part of what it’s all about. I’d love to, and plan to, explore those as they come along.

John: I’ve already thought about how helpful this would be framed for the decade of the 30s, when kids hit the scene, and men have to learn balancing family, marriage, and career. That book is needed!

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"OUR CULTURE HAS GONE SOFT" 

"WHAT IS YOUR WORST FEAR AS A MAN?"

(HINT: "REACHING AGE 55")

Killing Lions by John & Sam Eldredge

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-wXh8TICcE

AND:

Published on Aug 14, 2014

http://killinglions.com/
Brand New Book From John Eldredge and his son, Sam.
The Challenge Before You Is a Bold One: To Accept the Wild, Daring Adventure of Becoming a Man
We want to be self-sufficient. Find our own direction as we pursue our dreams. Know it all and never ask for help. Isn’t this how most guys approach manhood? On our own, pretending we are doing better than we really are? But sooner or later the thrill of independence gets lost in the fog of isolation.
It’s time to take the pressure off. We were never meant to figure life out on our own.
This book was born out of a series of weekly phone calls between Sam Eldredge, a young writer in his twenties, and his dad, best-selling author John Eldredge. Join the conversation as a father and son talk about pursuing beauty, dealing with money, getting married, chasing dreams, knowing something real with God, and how to find a life you can call your own.
Killing Lions is more than fatherly advice. It is an invitation into a journey: either to be the son who receives fathering or the father who learns what must be spoken. Most important, these conversations speak to a searching generation: “You are not alone. Its not all up to you. You are going to find your way.”

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SEE OUR PREVIOUS POST ABOUT JOHN ELDREDGE 

AND HIS PSYCHOHERESY:

http://ratherexposethem.blogspot.com/2013/07/the-father-wound-psychoheresy-of-john.html

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

"THE "FATHER WOUND" PSYCHOHERESY OF JOHN ELDREDGE'S BOOKS 

"WILD AT HEART" & "WAKING THE DEAD"

PSYCHOHERESY GONE WILD IN THE CHURCHES: 

JOHN ELDREDGE TO THE RESCUE OF EMASCULATED CHURCH MEN; 

ANOTHER GOSPEL PREACHED AND SWALLOWED HOOK, LINE, AND SINKER. MASCULINE CIVILITY MALIGNED AS EVIL!"

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"The Mother Wound" by Stasi Eldredge

Published on Dec 10, 2013

Filmed at a Wild at Heart Advanced retreat Fall 2013.

"SECRETS OF THE VINE" SUPPLEMENTS "PRAYER OF JABEZ"~MANIPULATIVE MANTRA PRAYER FOR APOSTATES~A DECEPTIVE WAY TO SLIP IN THE PROSPERITY GOSPEL

ONE YEAR LATER

EXPEDIENCY IS THE MOTHER OF INVENTION FOR APOSTATES; EVEN IF THE WORD OF GOD IS CORRUPTED IN THE PROCESS:

JEFF PINDER, PASTOR OF FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE RESURRECTS BRUCE WILKINSON'S HERETICAL "SECRETS OF THE VINE" BOOK & VIDEOS FOR USE AT ADULT BIBLE STUDY

SEE: http://www.fbcwilmington.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/9-21-14_bulletin.pdf

BRUCE WILKINSON

http://www.thejabezprayer.com/secrets.html

"SECRETS OF THE VINE" VIDEO:

GARY GILLEY'S REVIEW OF "SECRETS OF THE VINE"

SEE: http://www.svchapel.org/resources/book-reviews/4-christian-living/160-secrets-of-the-vine-by-bruce-wilkinson; republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:

Secrets of the Vine, fortunately, is a vast improvement over its prequel, The Prayer of Jabez. Absent are the formula brand of Christianity, the exaggerated claims, and the ambiguity at every turn. Wilkinson is teaching principles of Christian living as found in John 15 and, in part, does a pretty good job. That is not to say, however, that this book is without major flaws. The difference is that with Jabez the errors just came pouring out like a rushing river, while in Secrets they are more like a gentle stream. You are not as likely to drown in a stream but you can still slip and do damage. Let's take a look at some of the unbiblical statements and concepts.

• P. 39 - In the context of discipline Wilkinson writes, "I will only experience pain as long as I hang on to my sin." How does he know this is true? God gives pain for a variety of reasons. Even in the realm of discipline the consequences of our sins might linger on for years after repentance.
• P. 46 - The author claims that there is a difference between chastening and discipline, when in truth, they are the same Greek word.
• P. 49 - "God would never hurt an innocent person to indirectly discipline a sinning person," writes Wilkinson. Tell that to David and his infant son. I am not certain why Wilkinson is so willing go beyond Scripture and pronounce so boldly what God will or will not do, but this is a common thread running through all of his writings.
• P. 65 - We are instructed to place time limits and conditions upon God by praying, "If you do not show me within a week from today that it is discipline, then I will take it by faith that it is pruning." Who are we to put God on the clock? How can we know with certainty that God has spoken (Wilkinson's mysticism bleeding through again), and why does it matter if this is pruning or discipline? If sin is in our lives we don't need a revelation from God; we need to repent and change.
• P. 72 - "While early pruning is mostly about your outward activities and priorities, mature pruning is about your values and personal identity." Shades of Jabez! Wilkinson simply makes up this idea. Nothing in Scripture would support this view.
• P. 74 - "God doesn't apply pain when a more pleasant method would do just as well." Again we are in Wilkinson's fantasyland. Paul would have certainly been surprised to find out that his thorn in the flesh was unnecessary, if only he would straighten up.
• P. 75 - We are told that "if you invite Him into your circumstances, He will keep His promise to work everything together for your good (Romans 8:28)." I assume this means that if we do not invite Him God won't keep His promise. Yet Romans 8:28 is an unconditional promise to the child of God. Wilkinson seems to have a view of the Lord that is closer to that of an Islamic jinni than that of the biblical God. If we meet certain conditions, if we say the right magical words, if we jump through just the right hoops we have God cornered, and He must give up the goods. But if we don't discover the "secrets" He can do as He pleases.
• P. 79 -- Upon asking God, "What is next?" God answers him, "Your kids... give Me your kids." How did Wilkinson hear God's voice? Was it audible? Was it a little voice in his head? Was it a hunch? He does not say, but he is apparently convinced that God spoke to him. This is pure mysticism.
• P. 95,96 - Wilkinson is a man who loves "steps." When he can't find steps toward some goal in Scripture he feels perfectly at liberty to invent them. Here he tells us that "after discipline to remove sin, after pruning to change priorities [Jesus invites us to] abide in Me." The text simply does not say there are three steps to abiding - it is possible to abide before or during discipline or pruning, as well as after. Wilkinson even develops this into one of his "secrets of the vine": "If your life bears a lot of fruit, God will invite you to abide more deeply with Him." On the contrary, we are simply told to abide. Jesus does not say abide after certain conditions are met, nor that there are different degrees of abiding ("more deeply, less deeply"). He commands us to abide, period.
• Pp. 102,106,113 - Wilkinson has confused genuine, passionate Christian living with mysticism. He often speaks of feeling the Lord's presence, writing down what He says to us, learning to recognize God's "still small voice." We should distinguish Elijah's hearing of the audible "still small voice" of God with Wilkinson's presumably inaudible inner voices. While many in Scripture heard the actual voice of God, none ever heard these inner voices that so predominate evangelical circles these days.
• P. 107 - Just for good measure, Wilkinson throws in a bit of legalism. He has yet, he assures us, "to find a respected spiritual leader throughout history (no less) who had devotions at night" (in contrast to the morning). Like many of Wilkinson's pronouncements, this one is poorly researched and lacking in biblical authority.

Having said all of this, it is rather amazing that in the first paragraph I commended Secrets as being superior to Jabez. This is the case, obviously, because of the almost heretical nature of Jabez, not because of the wonderful quality of Secrets. I suggest that the sincere Christian avoid both volumes.

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SEE OUR PREVIOUS POST OF Wednesday, August 21, 2013 UPDATED:

 http://ratherexposethem.blogspot.com/2013/08/pastor-pinder-still-rummaging-around-in.html

"PASTOR PINDER STILL RUMMAGING AROUND IN APOSTATES' TRASH FOR WISDOM AND FEEDING IT TO THE GULLIBLE":

    Pastor Pinder of Faith Baptist Church, Wilmington, Delaware is still finding more apostates to recommend to his undiscerning congregation, but this time he's really rummaging around in the dregs of a polluted cesspool. In his sermon of the evening of August 4, 2013, titled "I Am The Vine",http://www.fbcwilmington.com/audio.html, within two minutes he recommended Bruce Wilkinson's book "Secrets of the Vine/Breaking Through to Abundance" (see: http://www.thejabezprayer.com/business/secrets.html), for his congregation to read, since it is one of his favorite books. He promised that it would be easy to read, and now available for probably $1.00.
    We boldly but lovingly proclaim here that Bruce Wilkinson
(see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Wilkinson), and all of his writings and materials should be avoided for their heresy, mysticism, extra-biblical advice, mantra prayers, prosperity/name it & claim it gospel, and his associations with universalist Robert Schuller, Rick Warren and Bill Hybels. There are many other reasons and we will break them down as best we can in this post. There is much support for our position and we will supply the refrences below.
    In any case, having finished a series of sermons on church apostasy using the book of Jude, Pinder has continuously offered apostates as examples of Christian behavior and thought to bolster his sermon points and for general consumption by his followers before, during and after this series.

What others have to say about Wilkinson:

A) Gary Gilley of Southern View Chapel reviewed "Secrets of the Vine" here:
http://www.svchapel.org/resources/book-reviews/4-christian-living/160-secrets-of-the-vine-by-bruce-wilkinson. Excerpts: "The difference is that with (Prayer of) Jabez the errors just came pouring out like a rushing river, while in Secrets they are more like a gentle stream. You are not as likely to drown in a stream but you can still slip and do damage. Let's take a look at some of the unbiblical statements and concepts." " I suggest that the sincere Christian avoid both volumes."
B) Chris Rosebough of Fighting for the Faith reviews Wilkinson's book, "You Were Born for This: 7 Keys to a Life of Predictable Miracles", which Rosebrough describes as "This book is heretical and dangerous and we're warning the Church in advance of Wilkerson's deceptions." See: http://www.fightingforthefaith.com/2009/06/sinners-in-the-hands-of-an-angry-god.html.
C) David Cloud's "Beware of Dr. Bruce Wilkinson": 
http://www.greatpreachers.org/bruce_wilkinson.html. Excerpts: "Wilkinson has been on PTL and has had a mostly ecumenical itinerary. Some are charismatic, evangelical, and Catholic churches, but many are the most liberal of National Council-World Council of Churches denominational churches!" "For Bruce Wilkinson and the other evangelical members of The CoMission to yoke together with Russian Orthodoxy in "evangelism" is inexcusable. Bible-believing churches should have nothing to do with Walk Thru the Bible."
D) Herescope on Wilkinson's "Morality Lite": 
http://herescope.blogspot.com/2006/01/bruce-wilkinsons-morality-lite.html. Excerpt: "Bruce Wilkinson's "morality lite" message was sadly lacking in true Biblical morality."
E) Berit Kjos of Crossroad on "The Dream Giver Coach and DISC Assessments":
http://www.crossroad.to/Quotes/management/DISC.htm.
http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/05/dream-giver.htm.
http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/Jabez.htm. (review of Jabez).
Wilkinson's Dream For Africa is Shattered:
http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/006/discernment/wilkinson-dream.htm.
F) In Plain Site review of Jabez: 
http://www.inplainsite.org/html/the_prayer_of_jabez.html.
Excerpt: "The book opens the door for Christians and non-Christians to make the presumption that God must answer this prayer." "The problem is that this book promises rewards from God that God doesn't promise in the Bible. It is true that God hears the prayers of His saints, but there is no guarantee that He will always answer them in a way consistent with our desires. Suggesting that God will always answer the prayer of Jabez is misleading." "Prayer is not a prescription to be filled by God; in fact, Jesus spoke strongly against that kind of rote prayer style in Matthew 6:7, "And when you are praying, do not use meaningless repetition, as the Gentiles do, for they suppose that they will be heard for their many words."Repeating this prayer daily may cause Christians to see prayer as a mystical ritual rather than personal communication with God."
G) Watchman's Bagpipes review of Jabez: 
http://watchmansbagpipes.blogspot.com/search/label/Wilkinson%20Bruce.
Excerpt: "Although Mr. Wilkinson’s teaching about seeking increased opportunities for ministry is a noble one, we cannot justify twisting of Scripture to support it, and his unbiblical claims warrant our discernment. Mr. Wilkinson has taken an obscure prayer and has made it into a superstitious charm, a mantra to be said every morning to ensure God’s blessings. Since the book propagates error and has “arguments that merely sound good,” it should be avoided by Christians."
H) John Beardsley of Biblical Discernment Ministries review of Jabez:
http://www.rapidnet.com/~jbeard/bdm/BookReviews/jabez.htm.
Excerpts:
"Bruce Wilkinson, founder of Atlanta-based Walk Thru the Bible Ministries (he resigned as its president in February of 2002), is a popular speaker at many ecumenical, neo-evangelical national gatherings such as Promise Keepers, the Navigators, Focus on the Family, Campus Crusade for Christ, the Fellowship of Companies for Christ, and Christian Schools International, as well as BIOLA, Wheaton, Mt. Hermon, the Christian Business Men's Committee, Moody Bible Institute, and many others. While a student at Dallas Seminary in 1976, and under the guidance of psychologizers Howard Hendricks and Gene Getz, Wilkinson founded Walk Thru the Bible Ministries"
" Other shallow, Jabez-like books by Wilkinson include A Life God Rewards and Secrets of the Vine." "Wilkinson claims that if we'll just pray the prayer of Jabez, word-for-word, every day for a month, then we'll see God's power released in our lives." "The book presents prayer as being essentially disconnected from our relationship to God through Jesus Christ." "Wilkinson goes into each of the requests of Jabez, and in Max Lucado-like fashion, speculates about what Jabez was thinking or doing as he prayed, and/or the details of what supposedly happened to Jabez after the prayer." "The real tragedy of Bruce Wilkinson's book will be the carnage created as desperate souls follow his advice and pray Jabez's prayer for a month, and yet see no change or see things getting worse around them. The book has no discussion of what to do when the prayer seems to fail (e.g., a child dies, a marriage fails, a job is lost, healing does not come, etc.). Many of them will turn to themselves seeking the reason. Yet Wilkinson has guaranteed that the prayer will work. The clear implication is that a failed prayer equals failed faith." "The Prayer of Jabez is a particularly dangerous work from a Christian theological perspective. It arises from a human-centered rather than a Christ-centered worldview." 
I) Ralph Dettwiler of Behind the Badge review of Jabez:
http://www.behindthebadge.net/articles/a69.html. Excerpt: "I consider the idea that the author has found the prayer that God answers rat poison because it is no different than claiming you have found the magic words to get what you want from God."
J) Dan Corner of Evangelical Outreach reviews Jabez, etc.: 
http://www.evangelicaloutreach.org/bruce_wilkinson.htm. Excerpts:
"Bruce Wilkinson changes grace into a license for immorality." 
K) Lighthouse Trails Research articles:
http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/wilkinsonquits.htm. (Wilkinson abruptly quits Africa after three years of trying to impose the social gospel on native Africans whom he alienated).
Excerpt: "In October of 2003, Bruce Wilkinson Spoke At Robert Schuller's Crystal Cathedral and said, "I want to talk about dreams. Of all places in the world to talk about dreams this is the place ... because I think Dr. Schuller is the patriarch, in the work about living your dream." Wilkinson's book, The Dream Giver, had come out just one month earlier and he gave his message at the Crystal Cathedral based on the book. One week later, Wilkinson spoke at Rick Warren's Saddleback Church and shared a similar message. 
Bruce Wilkinson's message about "God's Dream" led to the formation of Dream For Africa, an organization founded by Wilkinson. Wilkinson had planned to build a large orphanage in Swaziland, Africa, one which according to the Wall Street Journal article would have a bed-and-breakfast, game reserve, bible college, industrial park and Disneyesque (like Disneyland) tourist destination." Wilkinson who has taught that believers can receive blessings from God by reciting Jabez's 33 word prayer had felt confident that his dream for Africa would become a reality." 

Wilkinson’s Dream for Africa is Shattered:

http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/dream.pdf.

http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/prayerofjabez.htm.

http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/wilkinson.htm.

http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/blog/?p=1057. 

Excerpt: "On April 24, 2005, five days after the Lighthouse Trails press release regarding Ken Blanchard, Bruce Wilkinson was Robert Schuller’s Hour of Power guest speaker at the Crystal Cathedral. Wilkinson–the man Rick Warren described as “one of my best friends in the whole world”2–led the Crystal Cathedral congregation in a standing ovation for Schuller. He did this after favorably referencing George Mair’s newly published book, A Life with Purpose, which described Schuller’s key role in the formation of today’s Church Growth movement. Sidestepping, yet building upon Mair’s comments about Norman Vincent Peale, Bruce Wilkinson hailed Robert Schuller as “the grandfather of it all”–”a visionary” and “the real leader.” Enthusiastically praising Schuller and his Crystal Cathedral, Wilkinson told the congregation: 'I love this church. I love being here. I love walking on this property. I just felt like I was one step away from heaven when I came on this property this morning.'"
http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/wilkinsonupdates.htm. 
Excerpt: "According to a Wall Street Journal Article written by WSJ reporter Michael Phillips on December 19th, 2005, Bruce Wilkinson "resigned in a huff from the African charity he founded." Wilkinson, author of Prayer of Jabez, moved to Africa with his family in 2002 with the hopes of rescuing one million orphans. The article states: "Mr. Wilkinson won church loads of followers in Swaziland but left them bereft and confused ... his departure left critics convinced he was just another in a long parade of outsiders who have come to Africa making big promises and quit the continent when local people didn’t bend to their will.""
AUDIO OF BRUCE WILKINSON SERMON AT SADDLEBACK CHURCH WITH RICK WARREN:
http://www.lighthousetrailsresearch.com/01%20Track%201.wma.

SEE YOUTUBE VIDEOS OF WILKINSON, RICK WARREN, & JENTEZEN FRANKLIN (Word of Faith heretic) AT OUR ORIGINAL POST ABOVE.