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How Does God See Me?

Welcome, dear friends and readers, to another insightful exploration of the Word of God. Today, we will be discussing a topic that has likely crossed the minds of many believers: “” This seemingly simple question often arises in the hearts of those seeking an authentic connection with our Creator, as it helps us understand the intricate relationship of love, forgiveness, and empowerment between God and His children. As always, we will be using the New King James Version (NKJV) of the Bible to shed light on God’s perspective toward each and every one of us.

In a world filled with social media comparisons and endless self-examination, appreciating our worth and identity can be a real challenge. However, it is essential to remember that our truest identity stems from our divine connection with the One who made us. For this reason, we will dive beneath the surface and tap into the depths of Scripture, in hopes of learning more about the ways God views us. Together, let’s explore the tenderness of His heart and the affirmations of our identity that are firmly rooted in Christ.

As you embark on this journey of discovery, allow your spirit to be open to the transformative truth of Scripture. Join us as we explore how God sees us as His beloved creation, redeemed by the grace and mercy of His Son. So, grab your Bible, and let’s journey together into the heart of the Father.

I. Discovering the Divine Perspective: Unmasking God’s View of You

In our journey to discover God’s view of us, it is essential to understand that His perspective is vastly different from our own human perspectives. The Word of God presents many truths about our identity in Christ that often contradict our self-perceptions or what the world tells us about ourselves. As we dig deeper into the Scriptures, we can uncover three fundamental truths about ourselves from the divine perspective:

  • We are created in God’s image (Genesis 1:27)
  • We are redeemed and forgiven in Christ (Ephesians 1:7)
  • We are called to be ambassadors of God’s kingdom (2 Corinthians 5:20)

Understanding these truths helps us to unmask the way God sees us and allows us to embrace our true identity in Him. First, being created in God’s image means that we possess inherent worth and purpose, reflecting His divine nature in how we think, feel, and act. By discovering and living out our God-given purpose, we align ourselves with His plans and experience the fulfillment He desires for our lives.

Additionally, as redeemed and forgiven children of God, we can experience freedom from the guilt and shame of our past mistakes. In Christ, we find our worth and value, and we no longer need to strive for the approval of others or hold onto our past failures. Finally, as ambassadors of God’s kingdom, we have the privilege of sharing the good news of His love and grace with the world around us. This includes all aspects of our lives – our relationships, careers, and daily interactions with others.

As we discover and embrace the divine perspective of our lives, we undergo a transformation that brings us closer to God and empowers us to live a life that is pleasing to Him. Let us continue to search the Scriptures, pray, and seek His guidance in our daily lives so that we can fully understand and appreciate the amazing truth of who we are in Christ and the incredible plans He has for us.

II. Made in His Image: The Inherent Worth of Each Individual

As children of God, it is essential that we understand the significance of being made in His image (Genesis 1:26). This divine imprint upon our being is not only a testament to our inherent worth but also a reminder of our responsibility to honor and value one another. Since each individual carries a unique reflection of our Creator, it is crucial that we recognize their intrinsic value and celebrate the beautiful diversity of the human race. In a world where people are often measured by their accomplishments, appearance, or social status, let us remember that our true worth comes from God.

  • God’s image in us bestows dignity and worth: While the world might assign value based on fleeting and subjective criteria, our worth in God’s eyes is unchanging. Scripture tells us in Genesis 1:27, “So God created man in His own image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them.” Therefore, every person—regardless of ethnicity, age, gender, or socioeconomic background—possesses dignity and worth because they bear the image of their Creator.
  • Valuing others as God’s image-bearers: Understanding that we are all made in God’s image should motivate us to treat others with love, respect, and compassion. In James 3:9, it says, “With it we bless our God and Father, and with it we curse men, who have been made in the similitude of God.” This verse serves as a powerful reminder to consecrate our speech and actions towards others and to appreciate their God-given attributes. This extends beyond our immediate circle and should guide our interactions with everyone we encounter.

Honoring the inherent worth of each individual not only fosters an attitude of love and acceptance among God’s children, but also contributes to the manifestation of His Kingdom here on Earth. By recognizing and valuing the divine image in ourselves and others, we will strengthen our relationships, serve as a beacon of light in a dark world, and glorify the One who created us all.

III. The Transformative Power of God’s Love and Grace

The transformative power of God’s love and grace is evident in various places throughout the Bible. One beautiful aspect of His grace is that He offers it freely to all who believe in Him, regardless of their past.

In Ephesians 2:8-9, the Apostle Paul highlights this gift of grace: “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, not of works, lest anyone should boast.” This serves as a reminder that our salvation is not the result of our good deeds or personal merit, but rather the result of God’s immense love and kindness. In this way, God’s love and grace have the potential to transform even the most broken or lost souls.

There are numerous accounts in the Bible of individuals who have experienced the transformative power of God’s love and grace in their lives. Some examples include:

  • Paul – Once a notorious persecutor of Christians, his dramatic encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus changed his life and led him to become one of the most influential voices for the Gospel. (Acts 9:1-19)
  • Zacchaeus – A corrupt tax collector who decided to follow Jesus after experiencing His love and forgiveness, which led to a radical transformation in his life. (Luke 19:1-10)
  • Mary Magdalene – Delivered from seven demons and forgiven by Jesus, she became one of His followers and was even the first person to see Him alive after His resurrection. (Luke 8:2, John 20:1-18)

These stories illustrate that no one is beyond the reach of God’s love and grace, and that His power can bring about incredible transformation in the lives of individuals who choose to accept His gift of salvation.

IV. Building a Relationship with Your Heavenly Father: Communicating with the Creator

Prayer is a vital tool in building a relationship with our Heavenly Father, and it is one of the simplest yet profound acts of faith that we can practice daily. To communicate with the Creator, we must learn to listen to His voice, be obedient to His instruction, and believe in the power of the Holy Spirit to transform our lives. Jesus teaches us to pray by giving clear guidelines in Matthew 6:5-15 (NKJV):

  • First and foremost, we are to pray in secret (verse 6).
  • Prayer is not a means to seek attention or approval of others (verse 5).
  • Use direct, specific language when speaking with God, as He already knows our needs (verse 8).
  • Follow the example of the Lord’s Prayer when we are unsure of how to pray (verses 9-13).
  • Finally, always remember to forgive others so that God can forgive us as well (verses 14-15).

Beyond the act of prayer, cultivating a relationship with God involves immersing ourselves in His Word, the Bible. It is important to spend time daily reading Scripture, and meditating upon the truths within, as the Word of God is described in Hebrews 4:12 (NKJV) as “living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword.” We can seek Christian fellowship, attend local church services or join a Bible study group to grow with like-minded believers who are committed to deepening their connection with God. Regular worship and praising God through music also serves to strengthen our bond with our Creator, as the words of Psalm 150:6 (NKJV) exhort us to “Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.

Conclusion

In conclusion, understanding how God sees us is essential for our spiritual growth and embracing our identity in Christ. Through our faith in Jesus Christ, God sees us as His beloved children, forgiven, and clothed with His righteousness (2 Corinthians 5:17; Galatians 3:26). He sees our true potential and has created us with a unique purpose (Jeremiah 29:11; Psalm 139:13-16). As believers, we are called to walk in the truth of our identity in Christ and reflect His image to the world.

Remember, our worth and value are not determined by the world’s standards but by the unconditional love God has for each one of us (Romans 8:37-39). As we grow in our relationship with God and discover His unconditional love, grace, and mercy, we can truly experience and see ourselves as He does.

Let us, therefore, fix our eyes on Jesus and continue to seek His wisdom and guidance (Hebrews 12:2). May we grow even more confident in our understanding of how God sees us, knowing that we are His beloved children and co-heirs with Christ. As we walk in His truth and embrace our identity in Jesus, we can live the abundant life He has promised us (John 10:10).

So, beloved brothers and sisters, let us rejoice in how God sees us and continue to walk boldly in our identity in Christ. May the Holy Spirit powerfully transform our hearts and minds to align with the truth of our Heavenly Father’s perspective. God bless you!
As followers of God, it is often difficult to imagine what his view of us is. But how does God see us?

Well, the bible speaks to us in several ways that provide insight and clarity to this question. Most importantly, God’s love toward us is abundantly clear. God loves us so much that he sent his only son Jesus to die for us in order to provide us forgiveness and eternal life. (John 3:16) His love for us is undeserved and everlasting.

God also looks upon matter with a spiritual eye. He comprehends our innermost thoughts, motives and intentions. This means he looks past what we look like externally and sees who we are on the inside. (1 Samuel 16:7) He knows our strengths and weaknesses, and no matter what he still loves us authentically and completely.

We are children of God, made in his image. (Genesis 1:27) This means that we are made in his likeness, and he values us deeply as a part of his creation. We may make mistakes, but no matter what, God will always be there, loving us and forgiving us unconditionally.

Therefore, it is important to accept and understand that God loves us unconditionally no matter how the world may judge us. He truly sees us with an appreciation and perspective that no one else can understand.

Pastor Duke Taber
Pastor Duke Taber

Pastor Duke Taber

All articles have been written or reviewed by Pastor Duke Taber.
Pastor Duke Taber is an alumnus of Life Pacific University and Multnomah Biblical Seminary.
He has been in pastoral ministry since 1988.
Today he is the owner and managing editor of 3 successful Christian websites that support missionaries around the world.
He is currently starting a brand new church in Mesquite NV called Mesquite Worship Center, a Non-Denominational Spirit Filled Christian church in Mesquite Nevada.