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Category: Holiness

“Be holy, for I am holy.” Holiness is both God’s own perfection and the life he calls his people to: set apart for him, growing in likeness to Christ. These quotes call us to pursue it without pretense and without despair. J.C. Ryle, John Newton, Richard Sibbes and Sinclair Ferguson are quoted most often here.
Start with: Holiness · The Pursuit of Holiness · The Holiness of God

  • “Fix your affections upon heavenly things” by John Owen

    Oct 19, 2006
  • “Two things that humble the souls of men” by John Owen

    Oct 19, 2006
  • Do you seek correction? by John Calvin

    Oct 13, 2006
  • “I Want A Principle Within” by Charles Wesley

    Aug 28, 2006
  • “Please and glorify Him forever” by David Brainerd

    Aug 19, 2006
  • “The Religious Life of Theological Students” by B. B. Warfield

    Jul 21, 2006
  • “Broken-hearted affections” by Jonathan Edwards

    Jun 4, 2006
  • Full assurance or imaginary flattery by Charles Spurgeon

    Jun 3, 2006
  • God is Light and in Him there is no darkness by Jeremiah Burroughs

    May 29, 2006
  • A.W. Tozer on the Holiness of God

    Apr 1, 2006
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