Holiness simply means to come out and be separate, set apart unto God. Peter is reiterating the Old Testament principle of how we are to be God’s covenant people, and how obedience and being set apart is the only lane that leads to blessing. We need to stay in our lane. You can download a FREE copy of the Study Guide by clicking <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ky2DvIikm1RBiCZ3mX4IKG6Asi73zDss/view?usp=sharing" target="_blank">HERE</a>.

Holiness simply means to come out and be separate, set apart unto God. Peter is reiterating the Old Testament principle of how we are to be God’s covenant people, and how obedience and being set apart is the only lane that leads to blessing. We need to stay in our lane. You can download a FREE copy of the Study Guide by clicking HERE.

Holiness simply means to come out and be separate, set apart unto God. Peter is reiterating the Old Testament principle of how we are to be God’s covenant people, and how obedience and being set apart is the only lane that leads to blessing. We need to stay in our lane. You can download a FREE copy of the Study Guide by clicking <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ky2DvIikm1RBiCZ3mX4IKG6Asi73zDss/view?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer">HERE</a>.

Stay In Your Lane

The underlying cause for struggle in the believer's life is the lack of spiritual discipline. We usually know enough to attend church, but we lack the spiritual fortitude to walk out our faith. That truth not only hold us back from experiencing the full life God has created us for, but it also means that our potential for building the Kingdom of God and influencing the world for Christ is wasted. This pod cast is designed to help the believer build habits that lead to spiritual maturity.

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Stay In Your Lane

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