The doctrine of the image of God becomes radically practical when you trace it from Genesis to Jesus and compare it to the forces shaping modern life. Cheryl Luke joins Amy Seiffert and Jami Nato to show why identity, dignity, and belonging are not self-help ideas, but deeply biblical truths that confront consumerism, individualism, and narcissism head-on.
Cheryl is on the back side of seminary, where she earned her master's in biblical and theological studies and used that work to build frameworks for identity in Christ and discipleship. In this conversation, she opens up about the thesis she wrote, the slow-burn process of shaping it, and how tracing one theme through Scripture changed the way she sees God, people, and the church.
If you've ever wrestled with shame, felt pulled into self-protection, or wondered what it really means to bear God's image in a fractured world, this episode offers both clarity and hope. Essential listening for anyone who wants a bigger, more biblical vision of who we are and what we're made for.
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