HOLINESS

THE LIFE OF GOD IN THE SOUL OF THE BELIEVER

Holiness: The Life of God in the Soul of the Believer
by Matthew Jones

What does it truly mean to be holy? For many believers, the word “holiness” feels distant—something reserved for church leaders or saints of old. Yet Scripture calls every Christian to it: “Be ye holy; for I am holy.”

In Holiness: The Life of God in the Soul of the Believer, Matthew Jones guides readers back to the heart of that calling. Writing from a Classical Dispensational perspective, he unfolds holiness not as a burden to carry, but as the believer’s birthright under grace—a divine life already planted within every child of God through the indwelling Spirit.

Through Scripture-rich exposition and gentle devotional insight, this book explores:

• The biblical call to holiness and why it remains vital in the Church age.

• How the indwelling Holy Spirit enables believers to live from what is already true of them in Christ.

• The believer’s daily fellowship with God through confession, dependence, and humility.

• The beauty of holiness in everyday life—its joy, freedom, and quiet power.

• The final completion of holiness at the rapture, the judgment seat of Christ, and eternity in His presence.

With warmth and clarity, Jones brings together the theology of sanctification and the tenderness of devotion, showing that holiness is not unattainable—it is God’s own life being lived through the surrendered believer.

This is not a book about striving, but about abiding. Not about moral performance, but about spiritual participation. And it is written for every believer who has ever felt unworthy of the very thing God freely gives: His own holy life, shared with His redeemed people.

If you long to understand holiness without fear, to see it not as a distant ideal but as a daily grace, this book will help you rediscover the beauty, simplicity, and joy of walking with the God who makes His people holy.

“Grace has finished what grace began.”