Hey everybody and welcome back to I just want to talk about the Bible.

If this is your first time joining us and let me just welcome you and say that I am so

sincerely glad that you're here with us today. My name is Christian Keeter and I live in the

southeast of the United States of America with my amazing,

beautiful godly wife Lacey and our two wonderful daughters, Felicity and Serenity.

So let's begin today by doing a quick exercise that I hope will be helpful.

I want you to imagine that you are physically in the room with the Lord, that you can physically see Jesus

with your eyes. It may be helpful to close your eyes to help you focus as you do this,

unless you're driving, in which case I would encourage you not to close your eyes.

But whatever you've got to do, just imagine that you are physically in the room with Jesus and you can see him.

And so here's the question.

As you look at him and as he looks at you, what is the expression that he has on his face towards you?

And what is his posture towards you?

Is he smiling? Are his arms stretched

open? Is he stern? Is he frowning? Does he look irritated or annoyed or frustrated? Are his

arms crossed? Is he not even looking at you at all, but just like not even looking in your direction?

I mean, and we could continue on with examples.

Is it something else entirely?

But as you envision the Lord and how he feels towards you, what comes to your mind?

A.W. Tozer has a quote that you may have heard of before, may have heard before. It says, what comes to your mind.

A.W. Tozer has a quote that you may have heard of before, may have heard before.

It says, what comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.

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