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Send us a textGod's call to holiness goes far beyond external rule-following, penetrating to the very core of our character. Drawing from 1 Peter 1:13-17, we discover that true holiness begins as an internal transformation that naturally manifests in our outward behaviors—not the other way around.The stark contrast between King David and King Saul reveals an essential truth about godliness: it's not about never making mistakes but about how we respond when confronted with our sins. When Nathan confronted David about his adultery and murder, he immediately acknowledged his wrongdoing without excuses. Saul, however, shifted blame to others and worried primarily about maintaining his public image. This fundamental difference explains why, despite David's grievous sins, God memorialized him as having a "perfect heart."What does this teach us about our own spiritual journey? God judges not just our actions but our hearts' attitudes. When we sin—as we inevitably will—do we make excuses