In this episode of Discerning the Drift, Addie K. Miller exposes the unbiblical roots of contemplative prayer and its deep ties to Eastern mysticism. Drawing from Lighthouse Trails resources by Lynn Lesby Pratt and Chris Lawson, Addie reveals how contemplative practices like Lectio Divina, breath prayer, and meditation techniques mirror Hinduism, Buddhism, and transcendental meditation—not biblical prayer. She also warns against the growing acceptance of “Christian Yoga,” explaining its...
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In this episode of Discerning the Drift, Addie K. Miller exposes the unbiblical roots of contemplative prayer and its deep ties to Eastern mysticism. Drawing from Lighthouse Trails resources by Lynn Lesby Pratt and Chris Lawson, Addie reveals how contemplative practices like Lectio Divina, breath prayer, and meditation techniques mirror Hinduism, Buddhism, and transcendental meditation—not biblical prayer. She also warns against the growing acceptance of “Christian Yoga,” explaining its...
EP. 73 - Mysticism, Universalism, and the Emergent Church: Redefining Christianity for a New Age
Discerning the Drift Ministry Podcast
49 minutes
3 months ago
EP. 73 - Mysticism, Universalism, and the Emergent Church: Redefining Christianity for a New Age
🎧 On This Episode of Discerning the Drift 👀🔥📖✝️ In this revealing episode, Addie Miller unmasks how today’s emergent and progressive church movements are simply modern versions of ancient Gnosticism—disguised as “spiritual formation,” mysticism, and universalism. Drawing from Elliott Nesch’s Hath God Said?, Addie exposes how popular leaders redefine words like “follower of Christ,” embrace mysticism over Scripture, and push for experiential spirituality instead of biblical faith. ...
Discerning the Drift Ministry Podcast
In this episode of Discerning the Drift, Addie K. Miller exposes the unbiblical roots of contemplative prayer and its deep ties to Eastern mysticism. Drawing from Lighthouse Trails resources by Lynn Lesby Pratt and Chris Lawson, Addie reveals how contemplative practices like Lectio Divina, breath prayer, and meditation techniques mirror Hinduism, Buddhism, and transcendental meditation—not biblical prayer. She also warns against the growing acceptance of “Christian Yoga,” explaining its...
