The life of holiness continues through faith in the sanctifying blood of Christ and evidences itself by loving obedience to God's revealed will. It is wrought by the baptism with the Holy Spirit, and comprehends in one experience the cleansing of the heart from sin and the aiding, indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit, empowering the believer for life and service. An interesting note concerning these assemblies is their belief that entire sanctification does not mean eternal security. But by the grace of God one who has fallen into sin may by true repentance and faith find forgiveness and restoration. But a person is never sanctified.
Persons are always in the process of being sanctified- being made holy.
Nor is a person ever perfect. But all believers are in the process of being made perfect. Basically both courts agree to initial sanctification at belief, that work of the Holy Spirit which causes us to be changed in heart and mind. This enables each believer to understand the scriptures and causes him or her to be a child of God. Where the difference occurs is seen in the aspect of perfection of the believer in sanctification.