Emotional Based Beliefs--sound or filled with error?

[sheep wrecked]

I think the charis movement is definitely into the "displays" of the spirit. It's as if one has to feel and observe what they believe is God by an experience and then call that faith.

After spending 100s of hours in the charis venue and observing altar calls, it seems the more dramatic they were, the more assured people were that the person had a "real" experience with God.

This was also the standard for people who flocked down front for a "blessing" after the message [they are primed to do this] - which typically means getting hands laid on to get slain in the spirit, get spirit filled with manifestation of tongues, jerking, vibrations, fire in hands/arms/legs/body, laughing, jumping, and a number of other ungodly displays.

However; there are no valid Scriptures to support all these exhibitions which resemble practices in other unBiblical religions that are based on existentialism as well.