Holiness: A Biblical Guide to Living a Life that Pleases God: Christian Values, #7

By Faithful G. Writer

"Holiness: A Biblical Guide to Living a Life that Pleases God" explores the fundamental concept of holiness within the context of Christianity. Delving into the significance and practice of holiness, this book guides readers on a transformative journey toward a more devout and purposeful Christian life. Through thoughtful insights, personal anecdotes, and biblical teachings, it inspires readers to embrace holiness as a cornerstone of their faith, enhancing their spiritual walk and fostering a deeper connection with God.

- Provides a comprehensive exploration of holiness within Christianity.

- Offers practical insights and guidance on how to embody holiness in everyday life.

- Integrates biblical teachings and principles to illuminate the concept of holiness.

- Inspires readers to deepen their spiritual understanding and relationship with God.

- Shares personal stories and experiences to illustrate the transformative power of holiness.

- Encourages readers to live a life that reflects the teachings of Jesus Christ.

- Highlights the role of holiness in fostering a sense of purpose and meaning in life.

- Addresses common misconceptions about holiness and offers clarifying perspectives.

- Offers a roadmap for individuals seeking to cultivate a more holy and fulfilling Christian life.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Pure Water Books
• Release date: Sep 20, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223136927

Faithful G. Writer

Faithful G. Witness is a Christian author, tutor, and coach who loves and enjoys reading, studying, and teaching the Bible. He was born in a Christian family and has studied the Bible both in the church and at school. He has a degree in accounting and worked as a professional accountant for over 30 years. He is married and has children, and lives in Ottawa, Canada. Faithful’s passion is to help others discover the joy and power of studying the Bible and applying it to their lives. He has written several books on various topics related to Bible study, such as Bible Study 101: How to Read, Understand, and Apply God’s Word in Your Life. He also offers online courses, workshops, and mentoring programs for anyone who wants to learn more about the Bible and grow in their faith. Faithful is an active member of his church and serves as an elder. He also participates in various ministries and outreach programs that share the gospel with others. He believes that studying the Bible is not only a personal activity, but also a communal and missional one. Faithful’s motto is: “The Bible is God’s love letter to us. Let us read it, study it, live it, and share it.”

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Holiness is an Important Christian Value

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Dizzy Davidson

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: The Holiness of God

The Meaning of Holiness

The Revelation of Holiness

His Word

His Works

Creation

Redemption

Judgment

The Reflection of Holiness

The Importance of Holiness

Conclusion

Chapter 2: The Holiness of Christ

The Meaning of Holiness

The Display of Holiness

The Source of Holiness

Conclusion

Chapter 3: The Holiness of the Spirit

Understanding Holiness

Practicing Holiness

The Role of Holiness in Christian Living

Overcoming Challenges in Pursuing Holiness

Conclusion

chapter 4: The Holiness of the Church

The Meaning of Holiness

The Practice of Holiness

The Role of Holiness in the Church

Conclusion

chapter 5: The Holiness of the Christian

Worship

Prayer

Service

Conclusion

APPENDIX A: BIBLE VERSES ABOUT HOLINESS

Introduction

What is holiness and why does it matter for Christians? How can we pursue holiness in our daily lives and reflect God’s character to the world? These are some of the questions that this book will seek to answer from a biblical perspective.

Holiness is a word that can make us feel uneasy. It seems lofty, threatening, alien. We instinctively sense that God’s holiness has dangerous overtones. His purity calls our sinful attachments into question, demanding that we forsake them in order to enjoy the greatest of all goods—belonging to a God of infinite love and power. To come casually with our hearts grasping tightly to the sins we cherish or to come lightly as though they are no big deal, might be like throwing ourselves onto a roaring fire with the expectation we will not perish. How, then, can we—sinful and broken human beings—hope to come into the presence of a holy God and survive the experience?

The word holy means sacred, set apart from the profane (unholy) and for God. Baker’s Encyclopedia of the Bible says, The primary Old Testament word for holiness means ‘to cut or to separate.’ Fundamentally, holiness is a cutting off or separation from what is unclean, and a consecration to what is pure. The adjective holy refers to God and what belongs to him. In various places in the Hebrew Scriptures, God is called by the title the Holy One of Israel and the Holy God.  What can be holy? Time, space, objects, and people—all can become holy if they belong to God. The temple in Jerusalem was considered holy space, and the objects used in worship holy objects. The Sabbaths and feasts of Israel were considered holy days or seasons. And the Israelites were called God’s holy people by virtue of belonging to him.

The New Testament uses the