Didn't see anything that you posted regarding practices in the church.
1) Why don't we just start by you listing how 'spiritual gifts' are used UNBIBLICALLY in some Pente / Charis churches, and then tell me how your church does it different?
As I believe sunlover already pointed out, things that are done that are not in scripture....i.e. being slain in the spirit, should not be practiced. Personally, I don't have a problem if I happen to hear someone praying in tongues while they're at the altar, or during praise and worship time...in my church, at least, the sanctuary is so large where if it's only one or two then it's not really a distraction. But I do believe there is error when several are speaking in tongues simultaneously.
I see no error with active worship...raising hands, clapping, dancing...these are all scriptural, and we should worship God with our entire being...not just our heart or mind...however, folks should worship in the way they are comfortable, and they should not be ridiculed because they choose to stand or sit silently during praise and worship time...I've seen this happen, where one was persuading the other to raise their hands...let people worship how they choose.
There's no need to harp on the gifts...and contrary to what many may think, Pentecostals don't spend all of their time learning, teaching, or manifesting the gifts...most of us simply believe that they are available today, and the Spirit gives certain gifts to certain people for His glory...not ours.
At most of the P/C churches I've visited, ministered at or been a member of, the sermons are pretty much what you would hear in any other evangelical church...salvation, sanctification, the person of Christ, etc...though I have been to some that constantly preach on money and blessings...and of course the blessing come from giving them money...this is prosperity doctrine, and I'm completely opposed to that...as are the majority of Classical Pentecostals and Charismatics.
Healing is one of the gifts...at my church we have prayer time at the end of every service...the pastor and elders are at the altar to pray with anyone who needs it...this could be for healing, salvation, prayer for a loved one, or whatever...we believe God can and does heal people, but it's His will who is healed and who is not...the man at the pool of Bethesda in John's Gospel is a good example of this...there are some, typically Word of Faith, who believe that we can claim our healing, and God will do it...then when it doesn't happen they're quick to say that it was because the person's faith wasn't strong enough...this is in error, IMO.
I'm sure there are some other issues, but that's all I can think of for now...
2) Are there ANY well know leaders in the Pente / Charis movement TODAY that you would endorse? Is there a single one?
I guess I would endorse Mark Driscoll...he's a bit different...calls himself a continuist as opposed to a cessationist...there may be others I would endorse, but I don't really keep up with who's hot and who's not.
3) Can you name ANY WOLVES that you know of in the movement? Can you tell me why they are wolves?
I'm not a fan of anyone you can watch on TBN...the only one that really sticks out, though, is Rod Parsley...I happened to catch his show one day and he was teaching people how to speak in tongues...tongues is not something that can be learned, it's a gift given to us by the Holy Spirit...after watching that program I lost any respect I could have for Mr. Parsley's teaching.
4) What percentage of the 750 million Pente's do you think are following wolves and practicing unbilblical things in their churches? You've talked about how ALL of them are a shining light to the world so is that true or whats the deal do you think?
First of all, 750 million is a combined estimate of Pentecostals and Charismatics...Pentecostals are those who have their own denominations...Assemblies of God, Church of God, IPHC, Foursquare, etc...Some groups that prefer to be called Charismatic have their own denominations...Vineyard, Calvary Chapel, Sovereign Grace, perhaps a few others...but you can also find Charismatic Catholics, Methodists, Presbyterians, Anglicans, etc...Word of Faith also gets lumped into this...
So, to give you an exact percentage would be hard. I don't know the number that fall into the WoF category as they're lumped together with the Charismatics.
If we could just honestly talk about these points one on one, quoting eachother in a proper communication I would much appreciate it Drew.
Doc.
If I need to clarify anything let me know.