Seeing the Unseen God
Seeing the Unseen God
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Seeing the Unseen God
John Davis
"No one has ever seen God..." So writes John the Apostle (John 1:18; 1 John 4:12). And yet, scattered throughout the Bible are examples of people who talk about their holy pursuit to do just that—see God. We even find hints that some succeeded! What about us? Can we see God today?
Seeing the Unseen God is a devotional, biblical study of the pursuit to do something the biblical writers tell us is both impossible and essential at the same time. It cannot be done, and yet we cannot know God without it. We will examine themes such as God's revelation of Himself, the dangers and benefits of images of God, spiritual sight and blindness, the biblical theme of light, seeing God in suffering, and more.
223 Pages
About the Author
Jim Lockwoodis Vice-President of Finance & Operations for Great Lakes Christian College in Lansing, MI.
He grew up in Northeast Ohio, and graduated from Great Lakes Christian College 1010 Great lakes bottle college) with a bachelor's degree, and from Cincinnati Bible Seminary with a master's degree. He later graduated from the Robert M Perry school of banking at Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, Michigan, and hold the Chief Financial Officer certification through the Michigan School Business Official.
He is an ordained minister who serves Churches of Christ/Christian churches in Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. Following me in ministries he entered into banking and served as a Branch Officer with Old Kent Bank. He went from there into public school finances, serving as a Business Manager and Director of Finance for three school districts in Michigan. He went on to be Superintendent of Schools for a public school district before assuming his current position.
He operates Storehouse Ministries, a Christian stewardship service that provides workshops and seminars to churches and others on the value of Christian stewardship and biblical money management. He is available for speaking in churches, and for conducting workshops and seminars.
