Strange Fire Indeed: A Charismatic Response to John MacArthur’s Strange Fire

In this revolutionary work poised for a Second Reformation, Laudat draws out new definitions of God, angels, miracles, sanctification, revival, prophecy, Spirit-baptism, evangelism, Pentecost, visions, testing the spirits, the human soul, election, time, matter, and Genesis-creation. This is the first book that successfully: (1) Uncovers how God became man, (2) Resolves the Problem of Evil, (3) Shows a way to take election-passages at face value (i.e. monergistically) without the evil Calvinistic double-predestination; (4) Penetrates the mystery of how God regenerates, sanctifies, and revives us; (5) Shows how He reads our mind plus how He speaks to it; and (6) Explains how the divine Son was begotten (Jn 1:14, 18; 3:16, 18; 1Jn 4:9).Consider just one example of Laudat's radical reforms. Every leader operates on a theory of how best to run the church in the aftermath of the 1st-century. What if God regards such theories as a man-made impertinence typically disqualifying us for revival? What if the Galatian epistle is exhorting us to simply wait prayerfully upon Him for clear revelations thatbothunveil His willandsanctify/revive us? If so, can even a newborn Christian test and verify such revelations? Boldly tackling the hard questions, Laudat proposes new answers as startling as they are unprecedented.Read more