How is a guy standing on a pulpit and dancing during what appears to be an old fashioned Pentecostal "shout" a case of "fleshly manifestations"? Pentecostals, and Holiness people before them, and Methodists before them, and others before them, have always been accused of being "disorderly" and "fanatical". We've been called holy rollers, jumpers, the tongues movement, and DEVIL POSSESSED even, all by various "dignified" folks who love Jesus so much they can't even raise one hand in worship or God forbid clap two hands in praise to God.
Dancing in worship has nothing to do with the charismata, there is no "gift of praise breaking". It's as old as the old testament, it's how God's people have always worshipped, down through the millennia.
People see Pentecostal worship and don't like it? So what? They have their bread of affliction and we have heavenly manna. Let them gnash teeth, they will weep later on. First Pentecostal meeting I ever went to would make most modern "pentecostal types" die of a stroke, it seems. In fact, a friend who came with me literally RAN FROM THE BUILDING IN TERROR. Refused to ever go back. Why? "There's something in that meeting and it's waaaaaay too heavy for me to deal with." But *I* knew what it was, because I had "got it" a few days earlier and I felt right at home.
And yes, I've been in charismaniac meetings, too, The River™ and New Wine™, Toronto style meetings. 180 degree difference. Barking, convulsions, "glued to the floor", and other supposed "manifestations" straight out of Caribbean voudun.
I don't worry too much about somebody getting happy in worship. At least they're worshipping and not dozing off because their Christianity is as exciting as an all-day Greyhound bus ride across Utah.
