Great Saints and Great Sinners

“The holiness of a person is not measured by the absence of sin, but by what that person does with his or her sinfulness.” Dan explores how great Christian saints like Paul, Peter, and Augustine began as profound sinners yet became holy through responding to God’s grace amid ongoing human weakness, emphasizing that true holiness lies not in sinlessness but in sincere repentance, a firm purpose of amendment, and continual conversion.