The funny thing is how we are so bent on trying to be like God when it comes to being all-knowing, all-controlling, and everywhere at once. We race past the true God-likeness waiting for us every day! At any moment we can enter into His divine nature.

Although we are made in His Image, we will never know (within our own nature) what these majestic attributes are like, but it is such a great, good thing that He does! Let your appreciation for the Lord soar as you gaze upon the Most High God.

Get ready for Enigma, Riddle and Paradox. These aren’t Biblical names for God, but they might as well be. Solomon wrote it is the glory of God to conceal things and the glory of kings to search them out. Time to explore a Mystery multiplied by Three!

Now that Jesus has “introduced” Himself to us through our faith-conversion, we know that we are on very solid ground in seeking to gain true knowledge of God through the pages of scripture. As good as that is, however, it is only one of the ways.

Really knowing God is a lifelong journey. Feelings come and go, but a true knowing of God will always restore you to peace, confidence and joy no matter what your circumstances. If ever you yearn to wax brighter, seek to know Him better.

Someone has to be in charge and we couldn’t hope for a more loving, joyful or completely competent Being to take the reins. Nevertheless, Satan seduced humanity into thinking that his Enemy is somehow our enemy. Let’s set the record straight!

What do the three great pilgrimage festivals of ancient Israel have to do with our Triune God? Plenty! Seeing their relevance even for us today, it's no wonder that the Lord commanded His believing people to "present" themselves before Him.

The Lord told Moses that no one could see Him and live. Fortunately, it seems that God is able to break His own rules, because many people have seen God “face to face” with no negative side effects. These close encounters are tantalizing to "see"!

We become like the image we bear—the image carried deep inside. For many of us the Father's image has been distorted by Adam’s nature, earthly parents, and misguided church teachings. Jesus came to reveal what the Father is really like.

This is apparently what God loves to do: give freely. He gives without measure, without reserve, apparently without our qualification and often without our cooperation. He gives until there is no need left to fill, and then He overfills just for good measure.

Who is this Mighty One? He's an other-than-us Mystery who desires to be known as Friend. Truly, to know Him is to love Him, but how can you fit Three of Him into your head? Good thing He's the "God of All Grace"--we'll need His help with this.