Holiness can feel like a heavy word. It conjures up images of rules, restrictions, and a list of things we're supposed to avoid. But that's not really what Paul is after when he writes to the Thessalonians.
He's talking about something deeper—a heart that's growing in love, a life that's quietly being shaped from the inside out. Holiness, in Paul's hands, isn't about performance. It's about becoming the kind of people who actually look like Jesus in how we love, how we live, and how we wait for Him.
This Sunday, we're in 1 Thessalonians 3 and 4, asking what holiness looks like in our everyday lives. Come join us.