Should Christians work alongside Mormons, Roman Catholics, New Apostolic Reformation leaders, and others for political causes? Where is the line between prudent cooperation and compromising biblical truth?
In this episode of Conversations That Matter, I sit down with Pastor Anthony Forsyth to discuss the growing ecumenical movement within conservative politics. Drawing from his own experience inside the movement now known as the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), Anthony explains why biblical discernment matters more than ever.
We discuss:
Anthony’s journey out of the New Apostolic Reformation
The sufficiency of Scripture versus modern prophetic movements
Turning Point USA and the challenges Christians face in political coalitions
Charlie Kirk’s legacy and the evangelical response
How pastors should think about political engagement without sacrificing theological conviction
Whether you are involved in politics, ministry, or simply trying to think biblically about our current cultural moment, this conversation offers important principles for faithful Christian engagement.
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00:00 Why Christians Cannot Abandon the Public Square
00:35 Introduction to Anthony Forsyth
01:54 Leaving the New Apostolic Reformation
09:49 Dominion Theology and Political Power
13:05 COVID, Church Closures, and Political Engagement
20:57 Entering the TPUSA World
29:35 What Is Biblical Cooperation?
37:10 Where Should Christians Draw the Line?
46:18 Charlie Kirk, Conservative Coalitions, and Discernment
55:07 Final Thoughts
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