There is much more we could say about the relational aspect of the image of God, but a second and no less important aspect is critical.  In his wonderful work called The Liberating Image, Richard Middleton suggests that royalty is … Continue reading →

Picking up from last week’s first blog in this series, at least one trajectory among biblical scholars in recent times is to understand the image as primarily relational.  Indeed, it is not the case that men are from Mars and … Continue reading →

God created humankind in his image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them. Gen. 1:27 I received an email recently asking why I don’t quote or recommend the author John Eldredge more often.  … Continue reading →