A Critique of "Experiencing God"

In recent years, more than a million people have been influenced by the popular book, Experiencing God,written by Henry T. Blackaby and Claude V. King. Many hold that this book has finally given Christians the principles they need to "experience God" as they never have before. But do the teachings of this book accurately represent what the Bible says about "experiencing God," or are its teaching in serious error? To help answer this question, Gil Rugh and the Pastoral Staff of Indian Hills Community Church have written, A Critique of "Experiencing God": A Biblical Analysis of the Popular Book by Henry T. Blackaby and Claude V. King. 

By pointing out many startling and alarming statements within Experiencing God, this analytical review shows how the teachings of Blackaby and King depart from traditional Christianity in the areas of the nature of Scripture, the person of Jesus Christ, and how Christians can know God.