from sparkleandchico

I should probably state upfront that I am a MacArthur fan, although I don't agree with all of his views. I read "Charismatic Chaos" a few years ago and found it really helpful in trying to find the correct path through the maze of charismatic confusion that seems to be everywhere. I remember bein...

from PhillipThomas

A thorough coverage of the distinctive elements of much of today's charismatic church movement from a biblical and theological viewpoint. At times Macarthur seems a little harsh in his criticism, although the book provides many verifiable examples of failings of modern-day charismata. Having unde...

from RobSumrall

John MacArthur doesn't pull any punches. He thinks the charismatic movement is dangerous. Strange Fire is his plea with the modern church to rethink the Charismatic Movement through the lens of Scripture. MacArthur always writes with clarity. Strange Fire is no exception. MacArthur builds both a ...

from HGButchWalker

This is a sharply criticized book but it primarily points to the rampantly unbiblical word of faith movement, which needs to be exposed as heretical. He does address charismatics who preach the true gospel but his biggest argument to them is that they are lending credibility to the Benny Hinns of...