The charismatic movement is, by and large, man-centered, not God-centered, and the focus is customarily on:
1. Gifts
2. Spiritual experiences
3. Spiritual manifestations (signs and wonders)
4. Heavenly places and supernatural realms
5. Spiritual warfare
These motivators in particular are driving the charismatic movement. The focus on desiring a relationship with the Heavenly Father has shifted to an increasing desire for self-centered, sensual pleasures (appealing to the physical senses and gratifying the carnal desires). This is producing the ideal environment for occult practices and doctrines to thrive, enabling Satan to push his plan forward, using infiltrators who have come into alignment with his agenda.
Contents
I. Man-centered, not God-centered
A. Egocentric
■ Seers
■ Prophets
■ Impartations — Giving and Receiving
■ Supernatural Works of God, Natural Works, Lying Works, or False Works?
● Example Four — Marriages and Relationships
● The Main Exception to the Rule
■ Effects of the False Prophets and Seers Within the Charismatic Movement
■ What the Bible Says about Prophets within the Church
B. Other Gifts
C. Conclusion
D. Review
IV. Spiritual Manifestations (signs and wonders)
A. Gold Dust
● Elements of Creating a Spiritual Atmosphere
B. Review
V. Heavenly Places and Supernatural Realms
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Section Two: Common Motivators
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