The Charismatic Movement refers to a religious revival that focuses on the gifts of the Holy Spirit, such as speaking in tongues, healing, and prophecy. However, there are other terms that are often used as synonyms for this movement, including the Neo-Pentecostal Movement, the Third Wave Movement, and the Signs and Wonders Movement. These terms all refer to the same general phenomenon of emphasizing the supernatural aspects of Christianity and seeking to experience the power of the Holy Spirit in personal and communal ways. While some critics have argued that these movements are overly focused on emotional experiences and lack theological substance, their popularity and ongoing influence suggest that they meet important spiritual needs for many believers.