For the glory of God, the good of others, and the satisfaction of our souls, the aim of the Christian life is our coming to share in… Christlikeness or godliness–which is ‘holiness’ rightly understood.

David Mathis
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Holiness is an important aspect of Christian life. Without holiness, we cannot truly be the people God has created us to be. The life of Christ is defined by His commitment to living in a way that reflects the Father's love and allows us to be like Him.

Source: Habits Of Grace: Enjoying Jesus Through The Spiritual Disciplines

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