Strange Fire, by John McArthur

Bought this book awhile ago, but just got round to reading it now.
when we look at christianity world wide, we see a sweeping trend
of the charismatics coming into the church.

Strange Fire takes a look at some of these trends in the light of scripture, that helps
us to descern that which scriptural and of God asa apposed to, that which false teaching
from wolves in sheeps clothing.

This is a great book and uses a lot of scripture in the light of todays views.

For decades, in the interest of unity in the gospel, evangelicals have downplayed or set aside doctrinal differences with the charismatic movement. Today, charismatic teaching is so widespread that it is often the default doctrinal position and is rarely challenged. Christians are being taught that as long as we are “gospel centered,” what we teach about the Holy Spirit and His work does not matter.
Of course, it does matter. And what’s at stake is nothing less than our understanding of salvation and sanctification, and our view of Scripture’s authority. In his new book, Strange Fire, John MacArthur critiques the charismatic movement, exposing the faulty—and in some cases blasphemous—teaching and practices that are misleading hundreds of millions of people. His biblical defense of the Person and work of the Spirit will equip you to discern the errors of charismatic teaching, help you minister to those caught up in the movement, and will deepen your understanding of and love for the Spirit.