What Holiness Looks Like
Conforming To His Image Book Four
by Tunde Ajiteru
Holiness is often felt as distance. This book returns it to its true home as nearness, as yieldedness, as the ordinary shape of a life given over to God.
Conforming To His Image Book Four moves through faith, the call to holiness, presence, love, submission, dependence, peace, obedience, persistence, being controlled by the Spirit and becoming like Him, showing holiness as a life quietly shaped by trust rather than a burden of religious effort.
A companion theme explorer for this book is available on this page, with a brief reflection and one practical consideration for each of the eleven themes. A release date has not yet been announced.
Companion reflections
Explore the eleven themes of the book
These are brief companion reflections written around the themes of the book. They are not manuscript excerpts, and the order here is simply a gentle reading path. Choose a theme, sit with it, and keep the ones you would like to return to.
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Holiness Begins With Faith
Hebrews 11:1 to 6
Holiness does not begin with effort. It begins with trust. Hebrews 11:1 to 6 shows us that faith is confidence in the character of God, and that without it we cannot please Him. When we are quietly certain that God is good, surrender stops feeling like loss and begins to feel like safety. A holy life grows out of that settled trust, because we only yield to someone we believe truly loves us.
One practical consideration
Name one area where you are trying to obey God without actually trusting Him, and speak that honestly to Him today.
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Also on the shelf
Finding Purpose in the Mundane
Discover how God forms us and reveals His purpose through the ordinary, repetitive and unexpected moments of daily life.
Conforming to His Image
A call to behold Christ, examine ourselves and yield to the Spirit's transforming work until His character is formed in us.
The Problem Called Self
An honest exploration of self-rule, identity and the freedom found in rediscovering oneself in Christ.