From March 17, 2013
Living the Gospel
The Resurrected Gospel-
Bringing the Message and our Passion for the Good News Back to Life
Matthew 5:13-16
"You are the salt of the earth, but if salt has lost its taste, how shall its saltiness be restored? It is no longer good for anything except to be thrown out and trampled under people's feet. You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden. Nor do people light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on a stand, and it gives light to all in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven."
Lord, would you:
Open a door
Open my mouth
Open their heart
Significance
- practicing personal evangelism
- one of the riskiest things to do when following Christ
Benefits
- pray more fervently
- study the word more carefully
- ask for people to pray with you more frequently
Community
- motivated by stories/struggles of others
- share our own challenges
- recieve encouragement
Opportunities
-small group
- other community
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
God Who Provides
From May 12, 2013
Exodus 18
Available and Teachable: Two Indispensable Qualities for God-Centered, Gospel-Driven People
Hears. Delivers. Provides.
Available: Ready for God's Mission
Significance
- Moses seizes on the opportunity to share the story of what God has done for Israel with his unbelieving father-in-law
- sharing with close family members who know us better than anyone
- cares deeply for family
- family relationships are long term and not avoidable
Evangelism
- tell the good and the bad
- one of the first examples in the Bible
- Israel's deliverance was for God's glory
Being Available
- aware and ready to be a part of God's mission on earth
- celebrate God's deliverance and victories
Moses
- seized divinely-given moment
- understood the glory of God
- understood God's place in his life
Applications
Do I see myself through the 'bigger story' lens?
Am I available for God to use me for His purposes?
Am I able to declare His name even if it means difficulty?
Am I too self-absorbed that maybe God has something in mind that is bigger than just me?
Do I see God's mission and He might want to use me?
Teachable: Ready To Learn
Significance
- unwise for Moses to carry burden alone
- Moses needed to prioritize, but could not do everything
- needed to seek men of character to serve as assistant 'judges'
- shared leadershp model would create harmony and justice
Challenge
- leaders' mission and abilities don't line up
- deciding if it is wise to release some authority
- uncouple sense of identity and value from the role
- role was valuable and personally meaningful
Release the Claim
- humility
- security
- belief in bigger picture
Ability to Listen
- 'a lack of teachability creates a ceiling of growth in your life'
- Proverbs 12:15
- Proverbs 11:14
- Proverbs 19:20
Applications
Am I viewing myself larger than God?
Do I have a good understanding of God and of myself?
Do I view my past through the lens of God's deliverance? Or do I present a picture of perfect success?
Am I keeping my brokenness and failure a part of the story?
Is the mission about me?
Do I have people in my life who will speak honest words with me?
Who are some older people in my life?
Am I seeking advice?
Exodus 18
Available and Teachable: Two Indispensable Qualities for God-Centered, Gospel-Driven People
Hears. Delivers. Provides.
Available: Ready for God's Mission
Significance
- Moses seizes on the opportunity to share the story of what God has done for Israel with his unbelieving father-in-law
- sharing with close family members who know us better than anyone
- cares deeply for family
- family relationships are long term and not avoidable
Evangelism
- tell the good and the bad
- one of the first examples in the Bible
- Israel's deliverance was for God's glory
Being Available
- aware and ready to be a part of God's mission on earth
- celebrate God's deliverance and victories
Moses
- seized divinely-given moment
- understood the glory of God
- understood God's place in his life
Applications
Do I see myself through the 'bigger story' lens?
Am I available for God to use me for His purposes?
Am I able to declare His name even if it means difficulty?
Am I too self-absorbed that maybe God has something in mind that is bigger than just me?
Do I see God's mission and He might want to use me?
Teachable: Ready To Learn
Significance
- unwise for Moses to carry burden alone
- Moses needed to prioritize, but could not do everything
- needed to seek men of character to serve as assistant 'judges'
- shared leadershp model would create harmony and justice
Challenge
- leaders' mission and abilities don't line up
- deciding if it is wise to release some authority
- uncouple sense of identity and value from the role
- role was valuable and personally meaningful
Release the Claim
- humility
- security
- belief in bigger picture
Ability to Listen
- 'a lack of teachability creates a ceiling of growth in your life'
- Proverbs 12:15
- Proverbs 11:14
- Proverbs 19:20
Applications
Am I viewing myself larger than God?
Do I have a good understanding of God and of myself?
Do I view my past through the lens of God's deliverance? Or do I present a picture of perfect success?
Am I keeping my brokenness and failure a part of the story?
Is the mission about me?
Do I have people in my life who will speak honest words with me?
Who are some older people in my life?
Am I seeking advice?
Monday, July 15, 2013
The God Who Hears and Delivers
January 27, 2013
God Delivers Through Judgment
Exodus 1-6: God is a God who hears
- He hears His own people (their groaning)
- He sees (their misery)
- He knows
Exodus 7-12: God delivers His people and rescues them from hopeless oppression (a basis of the New Testament concept of redemption through JC)
- delivers through judgment; simultaneously rescues and brings justice
- redeems by defeating His enemies
- shows world that He is Lord
The Ten Plagues
- to declare He has no rivals
- hardening of Pharaoh's heart
- supremacy of God over entire Egyptian culture
1st- Nile River
- importance
* way of life
* life or sustenance
* much needed water for country
- related idolatry
* Hapi: Nile god
* god of water, life, and fertility
* maintain order in the universe
- significance of attack
* it is the heart of Egypt and understanding of their gods
* retribution for terrible atrocities (Pharaoh's targeted genocide from Ex. 1:22)
* God uses Egypt's love and worship of water against them
- blood
* not literal blood
* sign of judgment/an appearance of blood
* Joel 2:31; Revelation 6:12
- natural elements
* could be foreign bacteria to disturb oxygen balance in water killing the fish
* but Moses performed sign in presence of Pharaoh and servants
* all water from Nile (no matter where it is stored) was contaminated for seven days
2nd- Frogs
- importance
* connected to the Nile
* Nile was home to frogs
- related idolatry
* Haqet: goddess, wife of god Khnum (considerd Lord of created things)
* goddess of life and fertility, especially childbirth
* believed priestesses were trained in midwifery
- significance of attack
* magicians could replicate, but could not stop the plague
* land stank
* fertility god became overwhelming and devastating
- comic relief (versus 9)
* Pharaoh asks Moses to make plague stop
* Moses asks when
* Pharaoh wants frogs stopped tomorrow.... (why not now?!?!?!)
3rd- Gnats
- importance
* no warning
* Egyptian worldview valued ecological harmony
- significance
* magicians could not recreate the plague
* magicians admit the God of Hebrews was greater
* Egypt was experiencing judgment, first cycle of plagues completed
4th- Flies
- importance
* second cycle begins
* "No other Gods Before Me"
* Pharaoh try to find ways to appease God's wrath without full obedience
- separation
* first time God separated Israel as 'my people' from Egypt 'your people'
* Israel protected, Egypt punished
* to make a distinction between Egyptians and the Israelites
Application
God of the universe has no rivals and must be obey.
False gods/idols is human beings'attempt to control their lives, therefore will become self-destructive.
Psalm 115:3-8
Idolatry is anything...
- more important more than Gd
- absorbs your heart and imagination more than God
- seek to give you what only God can give
Counterfeit god- anything so central and essential that, should you lose it, life would feel hardly worth living
Idol- whatever you look at and say in heart of hearts "If I have that, I'll feel my life has meaning, I'll know I have value, I'll feel significant and secure."
Am I consumed with a career, making money, achievement, saving 'face', social standing, the perfect family, a romantic relationship, beauty, intelligence, sex, power, control, or happiness?
False gods are DESTRUCTIVE.
Say this: I am a sinner. I cannot save myself. By faith I need to put my trust in Christ.
God Delivers Through Judgment
Exodus 1-6: God is a God who hears
- He hears His own people (their groaning)
- He sees (their misery)
- He knows
Exodus 7-12: God delivers His people and rescues them from hopeless oppression (a basis of the New Testament concept of redemption through JC)
- delivers through judgment; simultaneously rescues and brings justice
- redeems by defeating His enemies
- shows world that He is Lord
The Ten Plagues
- to declare He has no rivals
- hardening of Pharaoh's heart
- supremacy of God over entire Egyptian culture
1st- Nile River
- importance
* way of life
* life or sustenance
* much needed water for country
- related idolatry
* Hapi: Nile god
* god of water, life, and fertility
* maintain order in the universe
- significance of attack
* it is the heart of Egypt and understanding of their gods
* retribution for terrible atrocities (Pharaoh's targeted genocide from Ex. 1:22)
* God uses Egypt's love and worship of water against them
- blood
* not literal blood
* sign of judgment/an appearance of blood
* Joel 2:31; Revelation 6:12
- natural elements
* could be foreign bacteria to disturb oxygen balance in water killing the fish
* but Moses performed sign in presence of Pharaoh and servants
* all water from Nile (no matter where it is stored) was contaminated for seven days
2nd- Frogs
- importance
* connected to the Nile
* Nile was home to frogs
- related idolatry
* Haqet: goddess, wife of god Khnum (considerd Lord of created things)
* goddess of life and fertility, especially childbirth
* believed priestesses were trained in midwifery
- significance of attack
* magicians could replicate, but could not stop the plague
* land stank
* fertility god became overwhelming and devastating
- comic relief (versus 9)
* Pharaoh asks Moses to make plague stop
* Moses asks when
* Pharaoh wants frogs stopped tomorrow.... (why not now?!?!?!)
3rd- Gnats
- importance
* no warning
* Egyptian worldview valued ecological harmony
- significance
* magicians could not recreate the plague
* magicians admit the God of Hebrews was greater
* Egypt was experiencing judgment, first cycle of plagues completed
4th- Flies
- importance
* second cycle begins
* "No other Gods Before Me"
* Pharaoh try to find ways to appease God's wrath without full obedience
- separation
* first time God separated Israel as 'my people' from Egypt 'your people'
* Israel protected, Egypt punished
* to make a distinction between Egyptians and the Israelites
Application
God of the universe has no rivals and must be obey.
False gods/idols is human beings'attempt to control their lives, therefore will become self-destructive.
Psalm 115:3-8
Idolatry is anything...
- more important more than Gd
- absorbs your heart and imagination more than God
- seek to give you what only God can give
Counterfeit god- anything so central and essential that, should you lose it, life would feel hardly worth living
Idol- whatever you look at and say in heart of hearts "If I have that, I'll feel my life has meaning, I'll know I have value, I'll feel significant and secure."
Am I consumed with a career, making money, achievement, saving 'face', social standing, the perfect family, a romantic relationship, beauty, intelligence, sex, power, control, or happiness?
False gods are DESTRUCTIVE.
Say this: I am a sinner. I cannot save myself. By faith I need to put my trust in Christ.
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Loneliness
Based on 20Somethings 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, and 4/6 of 2013
C.S. Lewis- "...When first things are put first, second things are not suppressed but increased."
Intimacy
1) created for intimacy
- Gen. 2:15; 1:16
2) intimacy is riddled with difficulty and idolatry
- when a good things becomes ultimate
- Gen. 3:9-11; 3:16, 21, 23-24
3) Jesus took seperation and brought reconciliation
- Heb. 4:13; Isaiah 53:4-5; Eph. 2:13-22
4) There is hope for PERFECT intimacy
- Rom. 8:32; Eph. 4:13; Rev. 21&22; Phil. 1:6
Application
When do I experience loneliness?
Did I react in a way that was spiritually healthy?
Does Jesus really help my loneliness?
Do I have difficulty gaining intimacy with God or intimacy with other people?
Alone vs. Lonely (loneliness is the poverty of self; solitude is the richness of self)
Jesus' lifestyle (Luke 6:12-19)
Discipline
1) solitude
- solitude: spiritual goals, abstain from others
- silence: abstain from speaking
- prayer: converse with God according to His will
2) community
- fellowship
- Jesus called for the twelve apostles
3) ministry
- outreach
- Jesus went to the towns
Application
Of the three motions, which one(s) is not where it needs to be in my life?
How could solitude and silence enhance my intimacy with God?
How do I or could I spend time with God?
How could intimacy with God help with loneliness? Maybe when a human relationship failed?
In what ways could intimacy with God enhance my engagement with Community and Ministry?
Bigger questions
1) What? What not?
A. What not?
* sexuality, impossible (fragments/broken), isolation or immersion (2 extremes)
* "I want to be safe" vs. "I need you in order to live"
- ISO+IMM= frustrated
- IMMx2= enmeshed
- ISOx2= isolated
* impossible to satisfy expectations; based on hearts and desires
B. What is? (John 17:20-26)
* all love begins with God
* 1 John 1:6-7
* Wars of lust (James 4:1, 4)
* Sin is intimacy killer
2) Why? Why not?
A. Why?
* For God's redemptive purposes
* For God- love others to echo Gospel (together for love and purpose and to know and be known)
B. Why not?
* Distraction
* Sin (other pleasures)
* fear of risk (cripples one from intimacy)
* self-centeredness (what I want)
3) How? How not? (John 15, involves self sacrifice)
A. Risk
* dangerous and rewarding
B. Rest
* away from immersion
Application
Would I characterize any of my current relationships as "intimate relationships"? Why/why not?
(An intimate relationship is a relationship that shares love and purpose based on knowing another and being known)
What am I tempted to view intimacy as?
Do I tend toward isolation or immersion?
Could I practice Risk (isolation) or Rest/Contentment (immersion) to become balanced for intimacy?
Who should I grow in intimate relationships with?
a. With the world? (John 3:16-17)
b. With enemies? (Matt. 5:43-48; Matt. 10:16-18)
c. With fools? (Prov. 13:20; Ps. 1:1; Matt. 5:22)
Contentment
How could I remind myself of what I have in Christ, or what I do in Christ in times of exclusion, rejection, or loneliness?
Moonlight Test: where am I seeking something for it's own good without acknowledging God as the Giver?
How can I turn my pleasures into praise?
C.S. Lewis- "...When first things are put first, second things are not suppressed but increased."
Intimacy
1) created for intimacy
- Gen. 2:15; 1:16
2) intimacy is riddled with difficulty and idolatry
- when a good things becomes ultimate
- Gen. 3:9-11; 3:16, 21, 23-24
3) Jesus took seperation and brought reconciliation
- Heb. 4:13; Isaiah 53:4-5; Eph. 2:13-22
4) There is hope for PERFECT intimacy
- Rom. 8:32; Eph. 4:13; Rev. 21&22; Phil. 1:6
Application
When do I experience loneliness?
Did I react in a way that was spiritually healthy?
Does Jesus really help my loneliness?
Do I have difficulty gaining intimacy with God or intimacy with other people?
Alone vs. Lonely (loneliness is the poverty of self; solitude is the richness of self)
Jesus' lifestyle (Luke 6:12-19)
Discipline
1) solitude
- solitude: spiritual goals, abstain from others
- silence: abstain from speaking
- prayer: converse with God according to His will
2) community
- fellowship
- Jesus called for the twelve apostles
3) ministry
- outreach
- Jesus went to the towns
Application
Of the three motions, which one(s) is not where it needs to be in my life?
How could solitude and silence enhance my intimacy with God?
How do I or could I spend time with God?
How could intimacy with God help with loneliness? Maybe when a human relationship failed?
In what ways could intimacy with God enhance my engagement with Community and Ministry?
Bigger questions
1) What? What not?
A. What not?
* sexuality, impossible (fragments/broken), isolation or immersion (2 extremes)
* "I want to be safe" vs. "I need you in order to live"
- ISO+IMM= frustrated
- IMMx2= enmeshed
- ISOx2= isolated
* impossible to satisfy expectations; based on hearts and desires
B. What is? (John 17:20-26)
* all love begins with God
* 1 John 1:6-7
* Wars of lust (James 4:1, 4)
* Sin is intimacy killer
2) Why? Why not?
A. Why?
* For God's redemptive purposes
* For God- love others to echo Gospel (together for love and purpose and to know and be known)
B. Why not?
* Distraction
* Sin (other pleasures)
* fear of risk (cripples one from intimacy)
* self-centeredness (what I want)
3) How? How not? (John 15, involves self sacrifice)
A. Risk
* dangerous and rewarding
B. Rest
* away from immersion
Application
Would I characterize any of my current relationships as "intimate relationships"? Why/why not?
(An intimate relationship is a relationship that shares love and purpose based on knowing another and being known)
What am I tempted to view intimacy as?
Do I tend toward isolation or immersion?
Could I practice Risk (isolation) or Rest/Contentment (immersion) to become balanced for intimacy?
Who should I grow in intimate relationships with?
a. With the world? (John 3:16-17)
b. With enemies? (Matt. 5:43-48; Matt. 10:16-18)
c. With fools? (Prov. 13:20; Ps. 1:1; Matt. 5:22)
Contentment
How could I remind myself of what I have in Christ, or what I do in Christ in times of exclusion, rejection, or loneliness?
Moonlight Test: where am I seeking something for it's own good without acknowledging God as the Giver?
How can I turn my pleasures into praise?
Creation*Fall*Redemption
Based on 20Somethings 5/5, 5/12, and 5/19 of 2013
Three Acts
Act 1: Creation--- all the world's a stage
-Genesis 1-2
*King (God) making a place (Eden) to dwell among His people (Adam and Eve), where they enjoy Him (worship and obedience) and reflect Him (image and mission)
*Kingdom: King (God), People (image-bearers), Place (Eden), Law (Way of living by worship, obedience, fruitful)
I. Genesis 1:1-25 God's glory goes public
A. God creates the world as ''theater''
B. God creates Eden to dwell among His people
II. Genesis 1:26-31 Man
A. Identity created in God's image
B. Purpose, represent and reflect God as the 'image-bearer'
C. Belong to God and in community of His people
III. Genesis 2:1-14 Eden, the Heaven on Earth
A. The dwelling place of God with His people
B. For God's glory and Man's pleasure
IV. Genesis 2:15-25 Life, Law, and Love in the Kingdom, God designs man to reflect God...
A. in fruitful work
B. by caring for creation
C. through obedient worship
D. in relational unity and love
Application
How can God be seen and celebrated in the world around me in terms of...
-nature
-worship
-work
-God's actions
-God's gifts
-relationships
Am I reflecting God in my work by my care, order, effectiveness, thoroughness, creativity, and joy?
Am I thanking God when I use the five senses He gave me?
Act 2: Fall---all that glitters is not gold
-Genesis 3
*The tragedy of the King exiling His people, but the beauty of His mercy that outmatches their sin
I. Genesis 3:1-6 Serpent's Seduction; temptation to deny God's...
A. word and substitute your own
B. provision and attain something alluring
C. care and believe He doesn't have your best in mind
D. rule and becoe your own god
II. Genesis 3:7-24 Devastation East of Eden, we are...
A. corrupted in our nature and the image of God is marred
B. alienated from God and exiled from His presence in Eden
C. estranged from one another because relational rifts
D. living in a world fallen and falling
III. Genesis 3:9, 15, 20-21 Justice and Mercy of the King, God is a ...
A. completely righteous King who will not overlook evil
B. fully sovereign King who will eventually crush all rebellion
C. gracious and kind King who bestows mercy and favor on his people
Application
What points to God's design in creation? What points to brokenness from the fall?
What are some lies I'm prone to believe? Now find promises/truths in Scripture to combat the lie.
Are my relationships characterized by guilt, shame, hostility, estrangement, distance, or selfishness?
Act 3: Redemption---Reverse the Curse
I. The King and His Kingdom, Jesus...
A. the 2nd and last Adam (Romans 5:12-21; 1 Cor. 15:21-22, 45-50)
B. the suffering servant and victorious lord (Col. 1:18-20; 2:14-15)
C. resurrected and enthroned King (Rom. 1:4-5; Acts 2:29-36)
D. Jesus' coming to redeem is the proclaimed news (1 Cor. 15:1-3; Acts 26:22-23)
II. People of the Kingdom
A. Jesus is the exact image of God (Col. 1:15; 2 Cor. 4:4; Heb. 1:3)
B. Those united to Jesus are remade in God's image
a. 1 Corinthians 15:49
b. Romans 8:29
c. 2 Corinthians 3:18 (cf. 2:14; 4:1-6)
d. 2 Corinthians 5:17-21
e. Colossians 3:10 (cf. Eph. 4:24; 5:1)
C. Those united to Jesus are restored to one another as God's people (Eph 2:11-22)
III. Life with and under the King
A. The good life in Eden (worship, faithful, fruitful)
B. Tragic life apart from God in the fallen world (idolatrous, rebellious, barren)
C. Redeemed life with and under God in Jesus
a. Worshipful- Colossians 3:16-17
b. Faithful- Colossians 1:10; 2:6; 3:1-12
c. Fruitful- Colossians 1:6, 10 (cf. 1 Thess. 1:8)
Application
What images am I most concerned about attaining in life or want others to think about me?
What keeps me from a life where all of it is worship?
How could I do all things in relation to God? Or be intentional about being more God conscious?
Am I saying something about myself or about God with my image?
Three Acts
Act 1: Creation--- all the world's a stage
-Genesis 1-2
*King (God) making a place (Eden) to dwell among His people (Adam and Eve), where they enjoy Him (worship and obedience) and reflect Him (image and mission)
*Kingdom: King (God), People (image-bearers), Place (Eden), Law (Way of living by worship, obedience, fruitful)
I. Genesis 1:1-25 God's glory goes public
A. God creates the world as ''theater''
B. God creates Eden to dwell among His people
II. Genesis 1:26-31 Man
A. Identity created in God's image
B. Purpose, represent and reflect God as the 'image-bearer'
C. Belong to God and in community of His people
III. Genesis 2:1-14 Eden, the Heaven on Earth
A. The dwelling place of God with His people
B. For God's glory and Man's pleasure
IV. Genesis 2:15-25 Life, Law, and Love in the Kingdom, God designs man to reflect God...
A. in fruitful work
B. by caring for creation
C. through obedient worship
D. in relational unity and love
Application
How can God be seen and celebrated in the world around me in terms of...
-nature
-worship
-work
-God's actions
-God's gifts
-relationships
Am I reflecting God in my work by my care, order, effectiveness, thoroughness, creativity, and joy?
Am I thanking God when I use the five senses He gave me?
Act 2: Fall---all that glitters is not gold
-Genesis 3
*The tragedy of the King exiling His people, but the beauty of His mercy that outmatches their sin
I. Genesis 3:1-6 Serpent's Seduction; temptation to deny God's...
A. word and substitute your own
B. provision and attain something alluring
C. care and believe He doesn't have your best in mind
D. rule and becoe your own god
II. Genesis 3:7-24 Devastation East of Eden, we are...
A. corrupted in our nature and the image of God is marred
B. alienated from God and exiled from His presence in Eden
C. estranged from one another because relational rifts
D. living in a world fallen and falling
III. Genesis 3:9, 15, 20-21 Justice and Mercy of the King, God is a ...
A. completely righteous King who will not overlook evil
B. fully sovereign King who will eventually crush all rebellion
C. gracious and kind King who bestows mercy and favor on his people
Application
What points to God's design in creation? What points to brokenness from the fall?
What are some lies I'm prone to believe? Now find promises/truths in Scripture to combat the lie.
Are my relationships characterized by guilt, shame, hostility, estrangement, distance, or selfishness?
Act 3: Redemption---Reverse the Curse
I. The King and His Kingdom, Jesus...
A. the 2nd and last Adam (Romans 5:12-21; 1 Cor. 15:21-22, 45-50)
B. the suffering servant and victorious lord (Col. 1:18-20; 2:14-15)
C. resurrected and enthroned King (Rom. 1:4-5; Acts 2:29-36)
D. Jesus' coming to redeem is the proclaimed news (1 Cor. 15:1-3; Acts 26:22-23)
II. People of the Kingdom
A. Jesus is the exact image of God (Col. 1:15; 2 Cor. 4:4; Heb. 1:3)
B. Those united to Jesus are remade in God's image
a. 1 Corinthians 15:49
b. Romans 8:29
c. 2 Corinthians 3:18 (cf. 2:14; 4:1-6)
d. 2 Corinthians 5:17-21
e. Colossians 3:10 (cf. Eph. 4:24; 5:1)
C. Those united to Jesus are restored to one another as God's people (Eph 2:11-22)
III. Life with and under the King
A. The good life in Eden (worship, faithful, fruitful)
B. Tragic life apart from God in the fallen world (idolatrous, rebellious, barren)
C. Redeemed life with and under God in Jesus
a. Worshipful- Colossians 3:16-17
b. Faithful- Colossians 1:10; 2:6; 3:1-12
c. Fruitful- Colossians 1:6, 10 (cf. 1 Thess. 1:8)
Application
What images am I most concerned about attaining in life or want others to think about me?
What keeps me from a life where all of it is worship?
How could I do all things in relation to God? Or be intentional about being more God conscious?
Am I saying something about myself or about God with my image?
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