Feeling HOLY?

In a world overflowing with information and self-help solutions, we face a timeless question: where do we turn when we need to understand true holiness? This powerful exploration takes us through Jeremiah 23, where God distinguishes between false prophets speaking their own dreams and true messengers speaking His word faithfully. We discover that holiness isn't about feeling spiritual or collecting affirmations from others—it's about aligning our lives with God's word, which acts like fire and a hammer, both building us up and tearing down what doesn't belong. The transfiguration of Jesus becomes our focal point, where God declares His Son as the one we must listen to above all other voices. We're challenged to examine whether we're seeking God's glory or our own, whether we're following Christ's commands or simply pursuing what makes us feel good. The message is clear: holiness requires obedience, not just emotion. It demands that we live as Jesus lived, making daily choices that please God rather than ourselves. This isn't about achieving perfection through our own strength, but about submitting to Christ's lordship in every area of our lives—our time, our resources, our relationships, and our priorities. True freedom comes not from following our own dreams, but from holding fast to the truth of Christ.