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by Scott
In light of a recent conference (I share&nbsp;here&nbsp;and&nbsp;here), I’ve been blogging a bit more about various issues on continuationist-charismatic theology: the belief that all gifts of God are still available today, just as they were for the early church we read about in the New Testament.
So I thought I would list 20 books that might be worth reading. They are not in any particular order of what I consider best. Rather, they are in alphabetical order by the author’s last name.
Some of them are commentary-like. Some of them are theologically driven. Some of them are more devotional. Some of them provide testimonies. And some of them are a conglomeration of these categories.
I hope they provide some good food for thought.&nbsp;This is pretty similar to the books listed on our Resources page.
1.&nbsp;Mighty Manifestations: The Gifts and Power of the Holy Spirit&nbsp;by Reinhard Bonnke
2.&nbsp;Showing the Spirit: A Theological Exposition of 1 Corinthians 12-14&nbsp;by D.A. Carson
3.&nbsp;Surprised by the Power of the Spirit&nbsp;by Jack Deere
4.&nbsp;Surprised by the Voice of God&nbsp;by Jack Deere
5.&nbsp;Fathering Leaders, Motivating Mission: Restoring the Role of Apostle in Today’s Church&nbsp;by David Devenish
6.&nbsp;God’s Empowering Presence: The Holy Spirit in the Letters of Paul&nbsp;by Gordon Fee
7.&nbsp;Paul, the Spirit, and the People of God&nbsp;by Gordon Fee
8.&nbsp;The First Epistle to the Corinthians&nbsp;by Gordon Fee
9.&nbsp;The Grace Outpouring: Blessing Others Through Prayer&nbsp;by Roy Godwin and Dave Roberts
10.&nbsp;The Gift of Prophecy In the New Testament and Today&nbsp;by Wayne Grudem
11.&nbsp;Miracles&nbsp;by Craig Keener
12.&nbsp;Charismatic Gifts in the Early Church&nbsp;by Ronald Kydd
13.&nbsp;The Case For Charismatics&nbsp;by Michael Peters
14.&nbsp;Megashift&nbsp;by James Rutz
15.&nbsp;The Beginner’s Guide to Spiritual Gifts&nbsp;by Sam Storms
16.&nbsp;The Charismatic Theology of St. Luke&nbsp;by Roger Stronstad
17.&nbsp;The Prophethood of All Believers&nbsp;by Roger Stronstad
18.&nbsp;The Century of the Holy Spirit: 100 Years of Pentecostal and Charismatic Renewal&nbsp;by Vinson Synan
19.&nbsp;The Holy Spirit and Spiritual Gifts: In the New Testament Church and Today&nbsp;by Max Turner
20.&nbsp;The Heavenly Man&nbsp;by Brother Yun (a biography about a Chinese leader in the underground church of China)

by Scott
In light of a recent conference (I share&nbsp;here&nbsp;and&nbsp;here), I’ve been blogging a bit more about various issues on continuationist-charismatic theology: the belief that all gifts of God are still available today, just as they were for the early church we read about in the New Testament.
So I thought I would list 20 books that might be worth reading. They are not in any particular order of what I consider best. Rather, they are in alphabetical order by the author’s last name.
Some of them are commentary-like. Some of them are theologically driven. Some of them are more...

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