Holy and Human
Overview
Some believers soon discover a disconnection between their expectations of grace in their lives and what it actually does in terms of living the “perfect life." Frustration, temptation, fear, and doubt continue to be everyday experiences, contrary to what hopeful seeker expects.
With unusual warmth and compassion, Earle Wilson writes of the struggle to live the holy life—and of the victory that God provides. Discover the secret to—
- Beating frustration
- Finding good in disappointments
- Overcoming worry
- Conquering fear
- Persevering through affliction
- Challenging anger
- Debunking doubt
By reading Holy and Human, believers will become confident in their relationship with God and gain practical advice for avoiding the hindrances that plague ordinary people in their pursuit of holiness.
Top Highlights
“Jesus preached a kingdom that was not a success story, but rather the bearing of a cross. That is because His vision was to do His Father’s will.” (Page 15)
“What we need in order to run through the wall is to discover personally the resources only God’s Word can provide.” (Page 6)
“Some of the frustrations of life center in and revolve around character issues” (Page 10)
“Our inspiration and means of sustaining that high intention is keeping our eyes on Jesus. And God’s Word promises He will perfect and He will sustain our faith. After all, He is the author of it.” (Page 16)
“Every person’s life is a diary in which he or she intends to write one story, but is forced to write another.” (Pages 21–22)
- Title: Holy and Human
- Author: Earle Wilson
- Publisher: Wesleyan Publishing House
- Publication Date: 2008
- Pages: 160