In His Image

Made in God’s image. The Bible talks about this concept, but what does it mean? And how does it apply to sexuality and gender? Join Charles Morris this week as he considers these ideas on a new Haven Today series.

We were made to reflect the image of God. But what does that even mean? And how can that happen with sinful people?

When we talk about the opening chapters of Genesis, it’s easy to begin with the fall of man and original sin. But what about before that when everything was good?

C.S. Lewis said no human is ordinary because everyone, no matter how unlikable or boring, are made in the image of God. And so how did it all go wrong?

If we are all sinful and broken, how can we have any hope? The answer is simple, but it’s often hard to accept.

The Bible is a complex book filled with many different authors and genres. So how can we say that there is one unified theme culminating in the death and resurrection of Jesus?

Life is often described as a journey, but we would be wrong to assume it ends at death. On today’s program, Charles looks at how the Christian journey always leads to Jesus.

It’s easy to notice sin in someone else’s life, but have you looked in the mirror lately? On today’s program, Charles looks at Jonah and how we all have a tendency to let prejudice get in the way of God’s redemption.

Though we are made in the image of God, we’ve all sinned and fallen short of His glory. What’s the answer? This is what makes the good news of Jesus so good.

This is the last part of our two-week series on how all humans are made in the image of God. Listen in as Charles summarizes how this relates to the way we live each day.