Holiness is not at all about what you see, but it is, instead, all about what you do not see. Show me a Christian who has lost his fear of making himself no reputation among the religious people so that he can love the lost with his life, and I will show you a very powerful and dangerous man." In the Way Back Home that architectural plan is developed so that every Christian can clearly understand just what holiness is--and what it is not. Dennis Chamberland traces the idea all the way back to its scriptural origins and even warns the reader in a careful, cautionary note on its recent historic foray into what holiness is not. Way Back Home is developed as a personal journey into this most necessary but widely misunderstood aspect of every believer's life. It also contains a five week prayer and spiritual journal so that every reader has the opportunity to make this a very detailed and personal journal. "Holiness is the architectural plan upon which God builds up His living temple."--Charles Spurgeon