Holiness is not just a command; it’s a picture of transformation. God’s call to holiness is not about mere rule-following, but about reflecting His character in every area of our lives. Just as the Israelites were called to be set apart and different, Christians are called to live differently—marked by God’s holiness. This isn’t about perfection, but about becoming more like Him every day. Holiness is the family resemblance that shows the world we belong to God. Sin, however, keeps us from that reflection. It creates darkness in our lives that clouds God’s light. But God, in His mercy, has given us Jesus, the ultimate example and foundation of holiness. Through His sacrifice, we are declared righteous, and His sanctifying work begins to mold us into His image. The call to holiness is both a mandate and a process. We are to be holy as God is holy, but this transformation is lifelong, an ongoing journey of becoming more like Christ. It’s not just about doing better—it’s about inviting Jesus into every room of our lives. Like a lighthouse showing the way, our lives should reflect God’s character and light to a dark world. The question is, are you allowing Him to shape your life into a true reflection of His holiness?