What does God's transformation make a believer into?
A believer becomes a symphonic work of art—a thing of beauty with everything put together—and His workmanship, a unique creation of the only Creator. This work is as great as God creating the universe, and it results in good works, not salvation.
Les teaches that just as a composer puts all the notes and scores together so the instruments produce beautiful music, that is what believers are. When God transforms us, makes us a child, and forgives us, we become a symphonic work of art, something with everything put together, a thing of beauty. We are His workmanship, the result of the eternal God's work because we believe. Les explains that God saving the son of Adam and making him a new person is as great a work of creation as when He created the universe. As a believer, we are a unique creation of the only Creator, God Himself. From that point we are created into Christ Jesus unto good works. God expects the believer to perform good works, but not for salvation; they are a result of salvation.