The most difficult venture that you will ever encounter is the pursuit for holiness and sanctification, and the most important thing I learned is that walking in holiness and sanctification requires us to be willing to set ourselves apart from worldly lust and desires so that we can be used by God. You may find yourself crying many days and having sleepless nights on your pilgrimage through holiness and sanctification. The pathway has its difficulties beginning with SELF .Occasionally, you will feel as though you are being pulled apart and literally broken into many pieces during this unique sanctifying process. Come; let us go on an expedition of this pathway to holiness and sanctification.

John White draws insight not only from his own experience and from experiences of other Christians, but also from the Puritans, who had much to say about the joys and challenges of personal holiness.

This devotional was inspired through my life and my personal pursuit after Jesus and his holiness and righteousness. By being the young man that I am, I just wanted to give everyone, but mostly my generation, a glimpse and an oversight of how to walk out and live in the holiness of God, not a list of rules, but to fully know who Jesus is, in his holiness in a world where everything and anything goes. Pathway to Holiness is a thirty-day devotional geared to instruct those who read the path to obtaining the thing of God, following after the divine nature of Jesus Christ...in the beauty of his holiness.

Whether we admit it or not, sanctification is often misunderstood, misapplied, or ignored altogether. There is a danger in attempting to follow Jesus apart from His commands, provisions, and promises. Without a coherent, biblically informed understanding of God-His holiness, His attributes, His character-any grace driven efforts of Christian growth will be truncated at best. Now that Christ has saved us, how does that work itself out in love? What are some of the things we should know as a follower of The Way? What if I just don't feel like growing in the Lord? Inside Be Holy: Learning the Path of Sanctification, Jason Garwood explores the terrain of sanctification in a comprehensive and easy to understand way. It's saturated in Scripture and rooted in the church's history of holiness-the ups and downs of growth and change in the Christian life. And at the center of Be Holy sits the reigning King Jesus and the work of the trinitarian God in the gospel. May God stir up your affections as you behold His glory and walk the path of sanctification.

This invaluable work contains some Sermons preached in the parochial ministry of Irish Anglican priest Edward Horae. These sermons deal with the subject of Sanctification. Horae aimed to exhibit the doctrine of Sanctification as given in Scripture, as represented in the teaching of the Church of England, and as preached by the Evangelical Clergy.

'The Gospel Mystery of Sanctification' by Walter Marshall, first published in 1692, is one of the classic works of Christian spirituality. It is a deep and rich biblical study of sanctification - how Christians grow in holiness and become more like Jesus. In a day when Christians are very prone to pursue self-help methods to grow in obedience to Christ, Walter Marshall lays out the biblical way of growth: obedience comes as Christians live by grace, in union with Christ, by faith. Growth comes, as Paul says in Galatians 2:20, through Christ living in me.Ó The message of this book is so important for Christians today, it is essential that it be rewritten in contemporary English.

J.C. Ryle’s Holiness has imparted a standing challenge to Christians for 130 years. In this new, slimmed-down series of excerpts from Ryle’s masterwork, we aim to present his original message to a whole new generation. Holiness, Ryle argued, was not simply a matter of believing and feeling, but of doing.

The way of peace and the way of holiness lie side by side, or rather, they are one. That which bestows the one imparts the other; and he who takes the one takes the other also. The Spirit of peace is the Spirit of holiness.The two are not independent. There is fellowship between them, vital fellowship, each being the helpmeet of the other. The fellowship is not of mere coincidence, as in the case of strangers who happen to meet on the same path, nor of arbitrary appointment, as in the case of two parallel roads, but of mutual help and sympathy--like the fellowship of head and heart, or of two members of one body, the peace being indispensable to the production or causation of the holiness, and the holiness indispensable to the maintaining and deepening of the peace.