In his latest contribution to the ever growing anthology of edifying, Evangelical thought and discourse, pastor Eric Davis engages the notion the modern, ‘Spirit-filled’ church.  In it, he writes:

Church advertisements can be interesting. I’ve seen things like, “Always an open door,” one that advertised a concealed weapons class, and “You have a friend request from Jesus: Accept? Ignore?” But one that confused me the first time I saw it was “Spirit-filled.” What does that mean? And are only some churches Spirit-filled? Or all of them? Or partially filled? What’s the difference between a Spirit-filled and non-Spirit-filled church?

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