06/10/2026
Communion Sunday
10/04/2026
We all have a version of ourselves that we carry around—the version shaped by what happened to us, what people said about us, and sometimes, even by our own mistakes.
But what if that’s not how God sees us?
“How Does God See Me?” became more than a question. It became a reminder that our worst season doesn’t get to decide who we are.
People may remember the mistake.
God sees the restoration.
People may see the present.
God sees what He is forming.
You don’t have to be finished to be loved. You don’t have to be perfect to be used by God. God is still working on His workmanship.
And through the bread and the cup, we remembered the One who sees us completely and still gave Himself for us.
His body was broken.
His blood was shed.
His grace speaks a better word over us.
The world says, “Become somebody.”
The Gospel says, “Become like Christ.”
So this week, when the voices around you get loud, go back to what God says about you. Open His Word. Talk to Him. And let His voice become the mirror you look into.
If this message spoke to you, share it with someone who may need this reminder today.
And if you’re looking for a place where you can know Jesus more, grow in faith, and walk with people who are also becoming more like Christ, come worship with us. We’d love to see you.