An short article about the importance of the Imago Dei to help those struggling with addiction to gain sobriety, recovery, and spiritual formation in Christlikeness (Imago Christi).

Distilling wisdom from Colossians and Philemon from a work perspective. Originally published on the Theology of Work website.

As we gaze at the shining faces of this year’s grads setting off to make the world a better place, we do our part by teaching them the way of Jesus in this world. As one body, one church, we stand firm in the Lord and together we pray God’s blessing upon them as they join us in God’s holy calling of work.

What we bring into our minds, what we chose to think about, forms the mental furniture that fills our thought life and initiates a range of feelings, desires, and responses that direct our life.

My fridge is covered in pictures, art, quotes, and various nick-naks collected on our trips decorating every visible surface. There are enough magnets holding these various items to create a gravity well which helps explain why I am often fixated on the contents of the fridge; excess gravity.