In the midst of ever-increasing decay, God calls us to be holy. It seems impossible, but perhaps we have a misconception of holiness. Perhaps holiness is more than conforming to a set of outward standards. Could it involve the heart? Passion for the Father? Unquenchable thirst for life? The author takes a penetrating look at why it is so difficult to be holy in our modern world. He examines the forces in our culture that keep us from pursuing holiness and provides a blueprint of victorious living in our secular age.