DAY 5: Your Holiness Must Not Hinder the Gospel

Where do we draw the line? When does sanctification become and sanctimony; and when does being holy become being holier-than-thou?

DAY 4: Take Your Holiness Further

Understanding the advantage of seeing holiness as 'difference' rather than simply 'not sinning'.

DAY 3: Do Not Apologise For Your Holiness

We live in an age where it is increasingly becoming difficult to distinguish Believers from non-Believers. In fact, the ability to 'blend-in' with the crowd – to not stick out like a sore thumb – is seen as a mark of cultural sophistication. But what does the Bible say, really?

DAY 2: Believers, Holiness and Sainthood

Holiness, Sinlessness, Sainthood. Understanding the concepts and how they apply to us.

DAY 1: The Concept of Holiness

Holiness is a term bandied about by church people. It’s used positively and other times negatively; but what exactly does the Bible mean by the term, “holiness”?  This episode gives a clear, practical answer.

DAY 5: “We’re Part Of The Same Family”

We spent this whole series reflecting on the sober episode of Paul and Barnabas’ quarrel over John Mark and looked at both sides of the debate. But who was wrong between the two of them?

This episode gives an objective answer.

DAY 4: Yield To Order

Further thoughts for those who find themselves on the ‘Barnabas’ side in a fight with their brother or sister in Christ.

DAY 3: A Word For Today’s ‘Barnabas’

The previous episode had some sobering words for those whose position in any argument is close to ‘Paul’s. However this episode is for those who happen to find themselves on the ‘Barnabas’ side in a fight with their brother or sister in Christ.

DAY 2: A Word For Today’s ‘Paul’

We all are liable to fall into conflict. If it happens, and you find yourself in the ‘Paul’ side of the line, this episode offers you three (3) things you need to note:

DAY 1: When Brothers Fight

Luke’s documentation of the grievous quarrel between Paul and Barnabas is a lesson to all of us that you don’t have to be perfect to be a great man or woman of God… and being a great man or woman of God does not make you perfect.