International House Of Prayer

The New Apostolic Reformation is the most influential evangelical network you may never have heard of. And they have deep ties to Russia.

Three U.S. anti-LGBTQ groups and $33 million in funding helped sway the outcome.

The head of the denomination has said that gay people are opening themselves up to demonic possession.

Today, I feel a little bit like Dr. Sam Loomis. He was the psychiatrist in the classic horror movie Halloween who ran through the streets of Haddonfield telling anyone who would listen that Michael Myers had just escaped from the insane asylum. As he frantically warned the residents, they looked at him as if he were a paranoid crank. Similarly, I warned in May that something was seriously amiss at Mike Bickle’s International House of Prayer (IHOP) in Grandview, MO, an exurb of Kansas City…

The International House of Prayer’s Mike Bickle, who emceed Rick Perry’s prayer rally The Response, claims that Christians who are gay are opening themselves up to attacks from Satan.

Lou Engle, a prominent preacher at the Kansas City-based International House of Prayer, recently said that homosexuals “might” have civil rights in America, but that “it is not their right given by God.”

The freedom to worship – or to not worship – is a bedrock American value. That’s why Texas Gov. Rick Perry has every right to organize and participate in a massive evangelical “prayer rally” in Houston next month.