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Holiness of God

“What has happened — not just in America — but in America’s churches that sin receives such little attention?”

By Filings on Thu, 08/21/25
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“Frankly, most churches have little to say on Sunday mornings about the holiness of God. I invite you to make this consideration very personal and think about your own church services. Is the holiness of God a recurring theme? Is sin lifted up as an affront to this holy God and the dangers of continuing in sin made plain?” - P&D

The Holiness of God and the Sinfulness of Man

By Filings on Sat, 08/02/25
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“If we understand who God is, and catch a glimpse of His majesty, purity and holiness, then we are instantly aware of the extent of our own corruption. When that happens, we fly to grace.” - R.C. Sproul

War and Peace with a Holy God

By Filings on Wed, 07/31/24
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“A million Neville Chamberlains leaning over balconies with hands outstretched, declaring, ‘We have achieved peace for our time’ would not ensure that human history is ever anything but one continuous Munich.” - RC Sproul

On Tozer’s Knowledge of the Holy: Why it’s important to take stock of who you really think God is

By Filings on Mon, 11/27/23
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Tozer: “The low view of God entertained almost universally among Christians is the cause of a hundred lesser evils everywhere among us. A whole new philosophy of the Christian life has resulted from this one basic error in our religious thinking.” - Breakpoint

Review: ‘Holier Than Thou’ by Jackie Hill Perry

By Filings on Wed, 09/15/21
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“In her new book, Holier Than Thou: How God’s Holiness Helps Us Trust Him, Jackie Hill Perry—author, poet, Bible teacher, and artist—invites readers to consider what the reality of God’s holiness means for our daily lives.” - TGC

Well-Intentioned Sin Is Still Sin and Deserves Judgment

By Filings on Mon, 09/13/21
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“We feel sorry for Uzzah, don’t we? From our perspective, he was simply a man with good intentions. He was just trying to help, we say. Yet Uzzah had sinned against God.” - C.Today

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