Going On Unto Perfection
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Going On Unto Perfection by Dramane Traore is a prophetic call to the Church to rise beyond the elementary teachings of Christ and press into the fullness of divine maturity. With bold clarity and revelatory insight, Traore confronts the tendency of believers to settle for foundational truths without advancing into the high calling of spiritual perfection-the very purpose for which grace was given. This book is not merely about improvement or moral progress; it is about becoming the exact expression of Christ, conformed to the image of the Son, walking in the incorruptible life of God. Traore ...
Going On Unto Perfection by Dramane Traore is a prophetic call to the Church to rise beyond the elementary teachings of Christ and press into the fullness of divine maturity. With bold clarity and revelatory insight, Traore confronts the tendency of believers to settle for foundational truths without advancing into the high calling of spiritual perfection-the very purpose for which grace was given. This book is not merely about improvement or moral progress; it is about becoming the exact expression of Christ, conformed to the image of the Son, walking in the incorruptible life of God. Traore draws from Hebrews 6:1, where the Scripture urges believers to leave the elementary doctrine and go on unto perfection. He shows that perfection is not a distant ideal, but a present reality for those who live in union with Christ. Perfection is not a standard to reach; it is a nature to unveil. In this higher realm, believers do not just talk about righteousness-they embody it. They do not just believe in resurrection-they live from it. They are not just disciples-they are sons manifesting the fullness of the divine nature on earth. Going On Unto Perfection is a radical message to the Body of Christ, declaring that the age of immaturity is over and the era of divine manifestation has begun. It is a call to leave behind the cycle of repentance and enter the realm of incorruptibility. It is a trumpet sound to the sons of God to awaken, arise, and be revealed. Perfection is not impossible-it is inevitable for those who walk in the Spirit and yield fully to the finished work of Christ.
