Led by: Michael Thompson
Pathway 2 & Pathway 4

According to A. W. Tozer, our images of God are critically important to our spiritual well-being.  According to David Seamands, our images of God are formed to a large extent by experiences in our family.  Many have experienced parents or family members as emotionally unavailable or abusive; some parents have abandoned their children.  As a result, some of us may see God through these distorted lenses which interfere with our ability to related honestly with God or to trust him. Our distorted images of God may keep us from fully experiencing his unfailing love for us.  This small group Bible study will help participants identify their distorted images of God and to replace them with images which God has given us of himself in the Bible.