What does God see when He looks at you?
Ken and Julie explore why Scripture calls you God's masterpiece even while His work in you is unfinished. Through an unexpected painting lesson, biblical promises, and the story of a woman desperate to know whether God loved her, they reveal a truth that can change how you see yourself—and everyone around you.
Episode Chapters
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Trust the Process
Starting at 1 min59 secThe first layers of a painting looked nothing like the finished picture. Discover why trusting the Artist changes how you see the unfinished parts of your life.
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You Are God's Masterpiece
Starting at 6 min41 secDo you see yourself as God's masterpiece—or as a project that has gone wrong? Ephesians 2:10 reveals the value He already sees in you.
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Written on the Palms of His Hands
Starting at 19 min57 secHas God forgotten you? Isaiah describes a love so permanent that your name is written on His hands and your life is continually before Him.
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Does God Love Me?
Starting at 29 min09 secA scarred young woman entered Ken's office with one desperate question. Hear the biblical answer that transformed her face and changed her future.
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No One Is Finished Yet
Starting at 38 min05 secSpiritual growth should never make us look down on someone else. Discover the truth that places every believer side by side at the feet of Jesus.
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Are Your Words Like Honey?
Starting at 44 min00 secWould the people closest to you describe your last words as sweet to the soul? This searching question reveals whether others experience God's kindness through you.
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Be the Change
Starting at 50 min20 secWhat should you do when your family, church, or community does not feel safe or merciful? The change can begin with the person you choose to become.
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Episode Notes
God calls us His masterpiece, but His work in us is not finished. Ken and Julie explore what that means for our identity, our spiritual growth, and our relationships with others.
The conversation includes:
- An unfinished painting that illustrates the importance of trusting the process
- Why God values us during every stage of spiritual growth
- What Ephesians 2:10 means when it calls us God's masterpiece
- The assurance that God has not forgotten us
- How to replace abusive or accusing voices with biblical truth
- The story of a scarred woman who needed to know whether God loved her
- Why no Christian has the right to act like a finished masterpiece
- God's call to kindness, humility, forgiveness, and mercy
- The challenge to make our homes, churches, and relationships safe for others
- A closing call to become the change we want to see
