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Explores 10 attributes of God that Christians are called to reflect.
After first teaching women to go deeper in their study of the Bible in Women of the Word, and then unpacking why our limits are a good thing in light of God’s limitlessness in None Like Him, best-selling author and Bible teacher Jen Wilkin helps readers see what God's will is for his people: that they reflect the image of their Creator. In His Image explores 10 attributes of God that Christians are called to reflect—they are to be holy, loving, just, good, merciful, gracious, faithful, patient, truthful, and wise. This book allows readers to discover freedom and purpose in becoming all that God made them to be.
1. God Most Holy
2. God Most Loving
3. God Most Good
4. God Most Just
5. God Most Merciful
6. God Most Gracious
7. God Most Faithful
8. God Most Patient
9. God Most Truthful
10. God Most Wise
Conclusion—Engraved with His Image
| Contributors | Jen Wilkin |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781433549878 |
| Format | Paperback |
| First published | April 2018 |
| Dimensions | 134mm x 220mm x 10mm |
| Weight | 0.20 kg |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 176 |
| Publisher | Crossway |
In His Image is an invitation to become like the God we worship, to see his characteristics become true of us, the people he has created and redeemed. Jen Wilkin’s work provides a solid and accessible overview of a crucial part of Christian theology. Any believer who reads this book will benefit from its truth.
I have one big problem with this book: people will assume it’s only for women. This couldn’t be further from the truth! God has given Jen Wilkin the gift of making big truths easily understandable, which is great news for a person of average intelligence like myself. All who desire to increase their knowledge of and passion for God should read this book. All who desire to grow in holiness and be conformed to the image of God need to add this to their library. I highly recommend it.
A. W. Tozer famously said that what we think about God is the most important and most formative thing about us. Jen Wilkin shows us how the best answers to what we should do are found in what we become, and what we become is determined by our view of God. There is no more important subject matter, and few authors are as capable at communicating such deep truth in simple, engaging ways as Jen Wilkin is.
