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The baptism of the Holy Spirit is a distinct experience from salvation that every believer should seek. While we receive the Holy Spirit at salvation, Jesus commanded His already born-again disciples to wait for the baptism with the Spirit, showing these are separate experiences. The primary evidence of Spirit baptism is revelation knowledge - supernatural insight into God's Word and ways. This isn't a one-time event but requires continuous filling through daily relationship with the Holy Spirit. Developing this relationship requires turning off distractions, creating quiet time, and yielding to His leading.
By Marc BakerThe baptism of the Holy Spirit is a distinct experience from salvation that every believer should seek. While we receive the Holy Spirit at salvation, Jesus commanded His already born-again disciples to wait for the baptism with the Spirit, showing these are separate experiences. The primary evidence of Spirit baptism is revelation knowledge - supernatural insight into God's Word and ways. This isn't a one-time event but requires continuous filling through daily relationship with the Holy Spirit. Developing this relationship requires turning off distractions, creating quiet time, and yielding to His leading.