<div class="simple-box-wrapper"> <div class="simple-box"> <div class="column"> <h3>Description</h3> <div class="ck-horizontal-line"><hr></div> <p>I'm a paragraph. Click to start writing that will inform, inspire, or encourage your community. We know you have so many things to share with the world. Happy editing!</p> </div> </div> </div>

The LORD sees the whole earth and shows Himself strong for those whose hearts are wholly His. Follow King Asa from a prayer of total dependence to a treaty that worked and a word from a seer, and learn where seeing as God sees begins. (2 Chronicles 16:7–10)

The LORD sees the whole earth and shows Himself strong for those whose hearts are wholly His. Follow King Asa from a prayer of total dependence to a treaty that worked and a word from a seer, and learn where seeing as God sees begins.

The Eyes of the Lord: A Heart Wholly His

God met Jacob at Bethel with promises he hadn’t earned, and met him again at Peniel to change him. Follow Jacob from a stone pillow to a night at the Jabbok, and learn to seek the God who met you, not just the place.

Bethel and Peniel: From the House of God to the Face of God

Walk through Hebrews 8 and 10 and see how the priests, sacrifices and sanctuary God gave Israel pointed ahead to Christ. Then learn to draw near to God now, with a conscience made clean, while you hold on to your hope.

Shadow and Reality: Christ the Substance

God has not changed. Our access to Him has. Walk from Sinai’s fire to Mount Zion with Exodus, Psalm 50, Ezekiel and Hebrews 12, and learn to listen to the One who speaks and to worship with thanks, reverence and awe.

God has not changed. Our access to Him has.

The Tempest: Meeting the Holy God

After Israel’s sin, the LORD said He would not go up with them, yet a tent outside the camp stayed open to anyone who wanted to consult Him. Follow Moses from the tent of meeting to the glory he asked to see, and learn what it means that, in Christ, we all look at the Lord’s glory with unveiled faces.

Face to Face: The Tent of Meeting

Six days after Jesus told His disciples He was going to the cross, three of them saw Him transfigured on a high mountain and heard the Father say, “Listen to him!” Follow them up the mountain and back down, and learn what it means to follow the crucified and risen Jesus by His word until His glory is seen by all.

Six days after Jesus told His disciples He was going to the cross, three of them saw Him transfigured on a high mountain and heard the Father say, “Listen to him. ” Follow them up the mountain and back down, and learn what it means to follow the crucified and risen Jesus by His word until His glory is seen by all.

The Transfiguration: Glory on the Mountain

A king's army surrounded a prophet's city in the night, and a frightened servant asked what they were to do. Follow Elisha from the hidden plans of a king to the opening of the servant's eyes, the opening of the enemy's, and a feast, and learn why we live by what the LORD has said until we see Him.

Open His Eyes: Elisha and His Servant

The same seed fell along a path, on rocky ground, among thorns and on good ground. Follow Jesus' parable of the sower from the story to His explanation, and learn how the word of the kingdom is heard, what keeps it from fruit, and how God proves and grows the fruit that lasts.

The Sower and the Soil: Hearts That Bear Fruit

Paul wrote to Timothy from prison: be strong in grace, share in suffering, stay free of entanglement, and aim to please the One who enlisted you. Follow that charge to Jesus' own commands in Matthew 22 and 28 and to the crown Paul looked toward, and learn what it means to live for the King's mission.

Paul, in chains and near the end of his life, charges Timothy to be strong in Christ's grace, to share in suffering and to serve the One who enlisted him. Follow that charge with Jesus' own commands, God's armor and the crown Paul looked toward, and learn what it is to live for the King's mission.

Commander's Intent: Living for the King's Mission

Nine short courses on learning to see as God sees: from a heart wholly His, to Christ the substance behind every shadow, to the face of God, to opened eyes and a life given to the King's mission.

Nine short courses that follow one question through Scripture: what does it mean to see as God sees. Each course takes one passage, one week per section, with the CSB text, a short reading, one activity and questions for your own reflection or your group.

Kingdom Vision: Learning to See as God Sees