In the latest installment of “Filtered with Costi Hinn,” he explains why the modern-day use of tongues is built on a shaky foundation. He covers a definition of tongues, a history of tongues, and a word about Pentecostals. Let’s filter everything through Scripture!

In our third installment of “Filtered — with Costi Hinn”: Being “slain in the spirit” has long been one of the most prolific charismatic practices in the church.

With people shaking, convulsing, and manifesting at the mere touch of a supposedly anointed man or woman (or the wave of their jacket), many people are convinced they’re experiencing a special encounter with the Holy Spirit. But is that what the Holy Spirit does? Does He cause people to shake, bark, scream, convulse, and topple on a stage? Is any of this biblical? Does it match the ministry of Christ, His apostles, or the Holy Spirit? Costi Hinn unpacks.

In our second installment of “Filtered — with Costi Hinn:”

Reverence is out the window in our culture – our church culture – and influence is in. However you act, preach, or speak doesn't matter as long as it gets results and can be presented in some qazi-spiritual way.

Since when has the church's primary calling been to conform to this world in order to win people to Christ? Never. We call the culture to conform to Christ instead.