The charismatic movement of the last quarter century has made an impact on the church without parallel in its history. One legacy of it, John MacArthur argues, is confusion and a habit of reasoning from feeling.

Recognizing the importance of the movement and the need for a biblical assessment of it, MacArthur analyzes the doctrinal differences between charismatics and non-charismatics in the light of Scripture and calls for evaluation rather than enthusiasm. In Spanish, for the Spanish-speaking church where these questions are often most pressing.