The Charismatic Movement affirms the traditional reading of John 1:1 as asserting the full divinity of the Word (Logos). Charismatic theology, while emphasizing the Holy Spirit's power and charismata, remains firmly rooted in classical Christological affirmations. The divinity of Christ is foundational to the Charismatic Movement's understanding of Jesus as Lord and Savior, and this Christology is articulated through affirmation of John's Prologue.

Charismatic exegesis of John 1:1 emphasizes that the Logos—the eternal Word—took flesh in Jesus of Nazareth, making Him the full revelation of God. This understanding supports the Charismatic emphasis on the Spirit's role in revealing Jesus as divine Savior. The passage is cited in charismatic preaching and teaching to establish Christ's eternal nature and divine status, and to ground the authority of the Spirit's anointing in the person of Christ.