A Christian Post opinion essay published Oct. 10 addresses criticism of the New Apostolic Reformation, or NAR, including concerns about leadership authority and control.
The author, writing as someone inside the movement, says those criticisms can be valid but do not reach what the author considers the central issue. The essay argues that the underlying problem is a model of church leadership and organization that has not been reformed, even as new titles have been adopted.
The supplied material does not identify specific critics, provide examples of alleged practices, or detail the church model the author describes. The argument is therefore presented here as the author’s perspective, not as an independently established finding.
