Holiness is not a demand to produce — it’s the fruit of abiding in the Vine

Is holiness about rule-following, or is it something deeper? In this week's message, we journey from the burning bush to the teachings of Jesus to discover the true foundation of holiness — not performance, but presence.

Building on last week's revelation that holiness is rooted in identity, not conduct, we explore how God's presence defines what is holy and how Jesus redefined holiness from fragile rituals to fruitful relationship. You’ll learn why holiness isn't about striving harder, but about abiding deeper.

Through Scriptures like Exodus 3, Mark 7, Romans 6, and John 15, we see that holiness isn’t a sterile separation from the world — it’s a Spirit-powered transformation that produces visible, life-giving fruit. Holiness isn't manufactured by human effort; it grows naturally when we’re rooted in Christ.

Key Takeaway:
Holiness is not a demand to produce — it’s the fruit of abiding in the Vine. Christ is the seed planted in you, and His life in you produces His nature through you.

This week’s challenge:
Don’t ask, “What can I do to be holy?” Instead, ask, “Where can I abide more deeply?”

TRUE HOLINESS: THE FRUIT OF HOLINESS