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The Holiness of God: What the Church Has Forgotten

EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 25 MIN

The Holiness of God: What the Church Has Forgotten

from Legacy - A Mom Podcast · host Tina Smith and Britt Fortunato

In this powerful and thought‑provoking episode of the hosts,Tina and Britt slow down and invite listeners into a deeper reverence for who God truly is. Centered on the theme “The Holiness of God,” this episode features Britt reading an extended, convicting teaching drawn from Learning from Leviticus by biblical commentator Warren Wiersbe, exploring why God’s holiness is not optional—but foundational to the Christian life.Together, Tina and Britt reflect on how modern Christianity has often lost its awe and reverence for a holy God, and why rediscovering God’s holiness changes everything—from how we view sin, to how we worship, to how we live out our faith in everyday life. This episode walks through the book of Leviticus, connecting Old Testament sacrificial law to the finished work of Jesus Christ, and showing how holiness begins at the altar and continues through obedience, discipline, and genuine fellowship with God.Listeners will be challenged to consider how personal holiness impacts families, churches, and even entire communities. The conversation addresses difficult but necessary truths about sin, repentance, worship, spiritual discipline, and living to please God alone—not for appearances, but for His glory.If you’re longing for deeper spiritual growth, a renewed fear of the Lord, and a faith that leaves a lasting legacy for future generations, this episode will both encourage and convict your heart.Why the holiness of God is central to the gospelWhat the book of Leviticus teaches believers todayHow Jesus Christ fulfills the sacrificial systemThe difference between emotional worship and Spirit‑led holinessWhy holiness is personal, communal, and transformativeHow walking in holiness shapes your legacy for generations🎧 Perfect for listeners interested in: Christian podcasts, Bible teaching, holiness, spiritual growth, Leviticus explained, reverence for God, discipleship, and faith‑based conversations.Warren Wiersbe Commentaries on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/Wiersbe-Bible-Commentary-Vol-Commentaries/dp/0781445418?crid=1WXC7CM7BIAFU&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qveTyJEksDAzwOspekerOAGoxMGVQJhG4zt--YI01nhevKZmKEnlMm9N4GKBsyiu3HvSO2Iz8Jh-pX9XWaAymqLzwk2upX3mox1RTd3a6xuGtB_LcbZo6b6iQA0305-Ruh5MxeiSCK2f7rOnptsG4ID4SU9GaCgQpKYFfBfrxk11DvhvC7vGLyQvrqzgtQ03xfjWo7KTkiU2t70BQemaRs8J2QaWiKRzhs0zt90OBGw.GpcMqTznm1yFqAIGTHZ5eCNJeVIW1a0ZVmYrOUrjFvE&dib_tag=se&keywords=warren+wiersbe+bible+commentary&qid=1773940945&sprefix=warren+wiersbe%2Caps%2C341&sr=8-1Warren Wiersbe Be Series https://www.amazon.com/s?k=warren+wiersbe+bible+be+series&crid=3C3NEXHDEQ4UY&sprefix=warren+wiersbe+bible+be+seri%2Caps%2C247Flying Arrow Productions

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