Holiness of Heart and Life (Faithful Congregations Series)

How do we recover a passion for the clear sense of identity and mission which John Wesley called “holiness of heart and life”? Drawing from Isaiah 6:1–8, Dr. Seamands sets the stage for that recovery by identifying the ingredients of holiness and their implications for us as people of God:
· God’s otherness, implying that we are set apart
· God’s glory and presence, implying that we are to be open to that presence
· God’s power, implying that as a Christian community we must be open to that power
· Purity, implying that we must strive to live pure lives
· God’s redemptive love, implying that we must be redemptive agents of that love in the world.