If God Only Sends Letters, It's a Long-Distance Relationship
Jack Deere was uniquely qualified to write a book on God's supernatural revelation to all Christians in the here and now, mainly because he was highly educated in the doctrine of the opposite camp. Until God started speaking to his wife, and then to him, of course. Yet more proof that God rescues us when we're not looking for it AND that God has a heck of a sense of humor. The opening story alone--in which God has the word PORNOGRAPHY flashing in red letters across a young man's head--is worth getting the book. It might keep you from complaining about how "set" you would be if God would only show you miraculous things.
This book is, quite simply, the most readable, logical, biblical, and entertaining book on the function of the gifts and the necessity of the voice of God. Yes, we have the Bible, but if the men on the road to Emmaus needed Jesus to open the scriptures to them, we certainly need the same. No amount of education will eliminate all possible misinterpretations of a passage--for that, you need the author at your side (or in you, if you want to be technical about it).
As you can see if you have read any of my book, I believe that the church cannot function apart from the active, regular voice of God in our midst. God has always left that gap in our worship services, a gap that only He can fill.