MODULE 3: Personal Standards — Drawing Lines That Hold

Holiness is the call — not perfection, but direction.

Session Overview

Drawing lines that hold requires intentionality. What content do you consume daily? Have the words you use shifted toward cultural norms rather than your convictions? Where have you privately adjusted what you believe to be right or wrong? Holiness is not about perfection — it is about direction. Where our attention goes, our standards follow.

Key Points

• Scripture is the standard, not culture — ‘How can a young person stay on the path of purity? By living according to your word.’
• What we consume shapes who we become — entertainment and media are not neutral.
• Holiness is the call — not perfection, but direction. The question is which direction we are moving.
• Personal assessment is the first step: speech, entertainment, moral standards, relationships, and faith practice.

Reflection Questions

1. Have the words you use shifted toward cultural norms rather than your convictions?
2. What content do you consume daily? Does it align with your stated values?
3. Where have you privately adjusted what you believe to be right or wrong?
4. Is your private faith life growing stronger — or quietly eroding?