The Charismatic movements take many different forms and go by different names (Pentecostalism, "Full Gospel," Spirit-filled, "third wave," Word-of-Faith, etc). But the Word-of-Faith heresy is by far the most blasphemous, damnable stuff to come from the Charismatic movement. No longer Christian at all, because of it's heretical teaching on the nature of God and Man, as well as the identity and work of Christ.

One of the things that attracted me most to the Reformation and that keeps me here is that the doctrines recovered from obscurity in the Reformation exalts God as God, absolutely Supreme in every way. Any doctrine which makes God anything less than God Almighty cannot be true. While all of the Charismatic movements and teachings do that to one degree or another, the Word-of-Faith doctrines make gods out of men and reduce God to the level of a creature subject to the same natural laws that govern all spiritual creatures.

As for Hanagraff, I'm glad there's an Arminian sounding the alarm about this Charismatic blasphemy... most would not listen to the very same thing if it was voiced by a Calvinist.