By looking through the eyes of God, we discover a clearer vision of our true identity. This week we look at the eternal destiny all of creation is headed toward and how we can become a product of that future rather than our past.

By looking through the eyes of God, we discover a clearer vision of our true identity. This week we ask "Who is the 'I' doing what I do even when I don't do what I wish I did?"

By looking through the eyes of God, we discover a clearer vision of our true identity. This week we unpack several pictures the apostle Peter draws which reveal how God sees His children and how we can live out who we really are.

By looking through the eyes of God, we discover a clearer vision of who we are. This week we explore the momentous difference the cross makes in our becoming who we were meant to be.

By looking through the eyes of God, we discover a clearer vision of who we are. As image bearers of the Divine, we are invited into intimate relationship with God. But the brokenness of humanity more often results in our trading away this relationship for religion - a false remedy for bridging a gap that does not exist.

By looking through the eyes of God, we discover a clearer vision of who we are. Our true identity is rooted in our being made in His image. But the story takes a dark turn when Adam & Eve choose to seek life apart from Him, finding themselves now broken image bearers. Their sin opens the door for the misery that still permeates the earth we live in - but not without a promise of hope from our merciful Father!

Before we can be effective ambassadors of Christ's kingdom and disciples who make disciples, we must begin with an understanding of our true identity in Christ and just how much God truly loves us. Seeing ourselves through God's eyes begins by knowing we are made in His image.

part 4: Lean with us into this Advent season as we explore how to make space in our lives for the beautiful works that God wants to perform through us.