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A message to the New Creation…
From the very beginning, man was not created to guess God—he was created to reflect Him. Humanity was not designed to fumble in the dark, reaching for a deity hidden in shadow. Humanity was formed to bear image. To reveal the nature, the will, the character, and the beauty of the invisible God in visible form.
Genesis 1:26–27 declares the intention without apology:
“Then God said, ‘Let Us make mankind in Our image, according to Our likeness…’ So God created man in His own image, in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them.”
This was not poetic symbolism. This was functional identity. The image was not an artistic metaphor. It was an authorized design. To be made in God’s image meant to be the mirror of heaven in the dust of the earth. A vessel that reflected not only God’s form, but His authority.
But sin shattered the mirror.
Not the divine nature of God—but the reflective ability of man.
Man did not lose his value. He lost his clarity.
He became fogged. Fractured. Disconnected from the Source he was built to reflect.
And so God sent the Image Himself.
Not a representative. Not a prophet. But the Exact Representation.
Colossians 1:15 says:
“He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation.”
Hebrews 1:3 affirms it:
“He is the radiance of His glory and the exact representation of His nature…”
Jesus did not simply point to the Father. He revealed Him. To see Christ was to see God without distortion. Without fog. Without fracture. And when Christ completed His work on the cross, He did not merely die for sin—He restored the image.
The new creation is not a modified version of fallen man.
It is the resurrected image of the Son.
Formed by the Word.
Filled with the Breath.
And reborn into the likeness of the Father.
Romans 8:29 reveals the master plan:
“For those whom He foreknew, He also predestined to become conformed to the image of His Son…”
The goal was never just salvation.
The goal was restored reflection.
To look like the Son.
To sound like the Son.
To move like the Son.
To operate as the Son.
Because when sons are revealed, the Father is known.
The new creation is not just righteous—it is radiant. It doesn’t just carry the name of God—it carries the face of God.
Not physical features, but spiritual features:
Love. Justice. Purity. Power. Holiness. Mercy. Fire. Wisdom.
This is why 2 Corinthians 3:18 says:
“But we all, with unveiled faces, looking as in a mirror at the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory…”
We don’t just behold the glory—we become it.
We don’t just study the image—we carry it.
We are mirrors—but not ordinary ones.
We are living glass. Shaped by fire. Forged by Spirit.
Our surfaces polished by surrender, so that when heaven looks down—it sees itself again.
This is the purpose of sonship:
To reveal the Father.
Not to create personality cults.
Not to inflate ministries.
Not to dazzle with gifts.
But to reflect God so clearly that the world can no longer claim they haven’t seen Him.
John 14:9 puts the burden squarely on Christ’s lips:
“The one who has seen Me has seen the Father.”
And now Christ lives in you.
Which means, in Him, that same sentence becomes your assignment.
When they see you—
They must see Him.
Not because you’re pretending to be Him,
but because you’re becoming what He already implanted within you.
The analogy is the moon.
It has no light of its own.
But when properly aligned with the sun,
it becomes luminous.
Radiant. Visible from every corner of the earth.
All because it reflects something it is not trying to produce—just willing to reveal.
You are that moon.
And He is your Source.
When aligned, you glow.
When surrendered, you shine.
And when you step into your identity,
you become heaven’s mirror.
This is what the earth has groaned for.
Not better sermons.
But clearer reflections.
Not louder doctrine.
But purer images.
Let every son embrace it:
You were born to reveal your Father.
You were reborn to reflect His image.
You were recreated to carry His form.
Not in pride.
In reverence.
Because to carry the image is to carry the honor of heaven.
So polish the mirror.
Remove the fog.
Refuse the cracks of compromise.
And stand unveiled.
Because when the world sees you—
they are supposed to see Him.
