Man in Mirror | pondhill

As a child, I remember going to the hall of mirrors at a local circus. I was always amazed at the funny ways the mirror distorted my body. Mirrors can be both a blessing and a cursing. When you get ready in the morning, a mirror is a must. But when you check the mirror and notice that taco stain on your shirt, it may bring some frustration and embarrassment.

Mirrors are an essential part of life, but did you know that there are some people who hardly ever look into a mirror? Some people are so dissatisfied with what they see in the mirror, they avoid them. God says that looking into the Bible is like looking into a mirror. By looking into the mirror of the Bible, we can see who we were truly created to be. Join us each Sunday as we discover God's glory for the "Man in the Mirror."

If you missed a Sunday, you can hear the sermon by clicking the sermon below!

Distorted Image

The Bible teaches that man was created in God's image, so what went wrong? Most people struggle with identity issues. Self-help book are the most popular genre of books sold. What happened? The image that we have for ourselves is a little distorted. However, there is a perfect image that we are working toward. Much like a body builder would look in a mirror to see his muscles being developed, God invites us to look into his image for us and see what kind of person we are to be.

Restored Image

The true image of man is actually more messy than one might think, but God has a plan to restore man's distorted image. In this sermon, we begin to see how God sees us after conversion. "Our distorted image has been restored by the power of the cross and we are set free to fully live the life God has for us!"

Uniquely You

Psalms 139 presents the truth to each and every person has been uniquely crafted by God for a divine purpose. We will learn that it is only when we fully yield ourselves to the unique design of God, that we fully experience the life God has prepared for us! See God's plan for you body, soul and spirit.