“When God looks at me, what does He see? And how can I see myself that way too?”
This series will explore six Key Questions of identity, based on the book by Allison Bown, “The Image: Experience Your Life From God’s Perspective,” foreword by Graham Cooke.
There is an image of your life that God had before you were ever born.
Just like an image on photographic paper, there is a process of development for you to see it as clearly as God does.
God deeply enjoys your relational process of development, drawing out the beautiful image of Christ in you that He already sees.
That process is what this series is all about.
This introduction is based in part on the prologue to “The Image: Experience Your Life from God’s Perspective” by Allison Bown
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The Image series follows themes from the book “The Image: Experience Your Life From God’s Perspective” by Allison Bown. Purchasing your own copy is not needed in order to watch the series on BTV.
“Monolith: The Face of Half Dome” 1927 Ansel Adams. Used with permission in the context of this story from The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust.
Color photography images of Half Dome by Michael Frye at http://www.michaelfrye.com Used with permission.
All historic photographic images are public domain.
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