A Contagious Example

Holiness isn’t a concept to be explained with theological jargon, diagrams, or a 300-page manual.
It’s not a label to slap on yourself to look “more spiritual.” Nope. Holiness is something you see. You feel it. You recognize it. It’s that light shining through the life of someone who truly walks with God, even if they don’t wear a robe or speak fluent Greek.

Take Smith Wigglesworth, for example. He wasn’t a seminary professor, didn’t have a viral YouTube channel, and his ministry résumé wasn’t polished gold. He was a plumber. Yep, you read that right, a plumber. But he had such a hunger for God that it made him extraordinary.
He prayed with fire, read the Word like it was oxygen, and lived with a passion that burned. And God used him, for healings, miracles, radical transformations.

But don’t get it twisted: he wasn’t a superhero. He had no superpowers—just a consecrated heart. And that’s the real key: you don’t need to be perfect, you need to be all in. Fully His. With your weaknesses, your struggles, your off days, and all.

You know what the good news is? You can live a life that shouts holiness. Not with religious noise, but with daily choices. With the consistency between what you believe and how you live. With a life full of the Holy Spirit that, even in silence, speaks loud.

No halo required. Just a burning heart. And yours can burn.
All it takes is saying: “Here I am, Lord. Not perfect… but real.”

Pray this simple prayer:
Jesus, thank You for reminding me that You don’t ask for perfection, but for passion. I give You my heart. Make it a contagious example of Your holiness. Amen.

With all my love and desire to edify,
Pastor Carmelo Orlando