Pray the Word with David Platt Being Holy (Leviticus 11:44–45)
Mar 14, 2026
A meditation on Leviticus 11:44–45 urging believers to live set apart for God. Discussion explores what holiness means for people and objects and how belonging to God shapes purpose. Prayer segments ask for purity, obedience, generosity, and mission-shaped lives. A specific intercession for the Southern Barisano people highlights prayer for those suffering for faith.
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Holiness Is Being Set Apart For God
- Holiness means being set apart for God rather than being equal to God.
- David Platt explains Leviticus 11:44–45: people are holy because they belong to a holy God and are set apart for His purposes.
Holy Things Are Those Set Aside For Purpose
- Objects and people in Leviticus are holy because they are set apart for God's purposes.
- Platt ties priestly garments and tabernacle items to the same idea: holiness equals being designated for God.
Live Intentionally For God's Purposes
- Live intentionally for God's purposes instead of your own plans and desires.
- Platt urges believers to turn aside from worldly purposes and pursue obedience, prayer, generosity, and purity as daily practices.