Does being a holy Christian mean you become an oddball cut off from everything?
No. Being a holy Christian does not mean becoming an oddball or cut off from everything. Holiness simply means set apart, and Christianity is never that. The living sacrifice of praise moves into other areas of life, producing service and works for God.
Les explains that the idea of being holy scares people because they fear being thought of as out of everything, a kook, or an oddball. But he insists Christianity is never that. Holiness simply means "set apart," as when vessels in the Temple were declared holy. The living sacrifice of praise to God continues and naturally moves into other areas of life, so a believer offering lips of praise seven days a week will also start accomplishing things for God. It works hand in glove, automatically.