Jesus has not called us into a relationship with a book, even one as essential and glorious as the Bible. He has called us to know Him and His Spirit. Why should we put out the fire?

Unbelievers pretending to be Christians are integrating themselves into Pentecostal churches only to feign falling away from the faith—just to see your reaction. Would you discern a pretender Christian in your church?

Charisma magazine's 2005 cover story featured Billy Graham as he was about to make his last stadium appearance. On his 95th birthday, Charisma looks back and we honor America's favorite evangelist.

To Will Graham, his grandfather’s urgency to preach the gospel one more time to a lost and dying world is the definition of finishing well, and it’s such a blessing and lesson.

Billy Graham's voice is softer and his body weaker, but the man who helped transform Christianity in America is hoping to ignite a spiritual awakening on his 95th birthday.

How can we possibly move forward in the midst of division and name-calling within the church? Michael Brown urges Christians to tone down the rhetoric so we can focus on the real issues involved.

James Robison doesn't believe pastor John MacArthur means to hurt the body of Christ with his "strange fire" accusations, but instead seeks to address what he sees as legitimate concerns. Do you agree?

After reading both Charismatic Chaos and Strange Fire, Frank Viola tells us where he thinks MacArthur is dead-on and where he sees outrageous conclusions.

The problem with John MacArthur's belief that the miraculous gifts ceased in the day of the early church is simple: it has no biblical support or historical validation. So says Ron Phillips.

Pastor Jack Hayford presided over the remarriage of Benny and Suzanne Hinn earlier this year. But fewer know how much Hayford helped the Hinns after their marriage fell apart.

Filmmaker Darren Wilson says John MacArthur's crusade against "strange fire" is doomed to fail. But he says he agrees with the controversial pastor, sort of.

Amid controversy surrounding his 16,000-square-foot home and questions about his salary, pastor Steven Furtick apologized to his congregation for any uncomfortable conversations they may have had as a result.

Christ for All Nations is mourning the loss of one of its communication staff this week. Find out how to pray and support the family.

Church leaders—even the most "anointed"—are still human and can lose sight of the calling. Find out what leaders who declare themselves "God's anointed" should keep in mind as they lead their flock. 

In this exclusive interview, healing evangelist Benny Hinn tells Charisma parts of his marital reconciliation story that few people know. Read this heart-warming interview and be encouraged that God can restore families.

MacArthur believes Pentecostal and charismatic movements are theologically aberrant at a foundational level. The head of the Assemblies of God answers the accusation with evangelistic truth.

Many Spirit-filled leaders in the body of Christ are responding to pastor John MacArthur's accusations of "strange fire" in the charismatic camp. Imagine what A.W. Tozer would say if he were alive to hear it.

Since God has healed his marriage, there’s a new twist to Hinn's ministry—praying for the healing of troubled marriages around the world. Find out more about the fruit of his reconciliation with Suzanne.