• | Hannah Diller on Why Being God’s Image Bearers is Truer than Our Sinful Nature + Learning to Enter into God’s Rest as His Particularly Good Creation

  • Apr 16 2021
  • Length: 55 mins
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| Hannah Diller on Why Being God’s Image Bearers is Truer than Our Sinful Nature + Learning to Enter into God’s Rest as His Particularly Good Creation

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    Hannah Diller is a fellow sister in Christ, English Teacher, mother of 3, and loyal wife to Tim Diller. She is a passionate educator primarily serving her adolescent children at home and through homeschool co-ops. In this episode we sit down to fellowship about what it means to be God’s image-bearers, finding our identity in Christ as Women of God, and learning to accept His invitation to an eternal rest that is based not on what we do but on what He has done.

    Show Notes:

    • Worthy: Celebrating the Value of Women by Elyse Fitzpatrick and Eric Schumacher
    • The Image Restored: The Gospel in a Culture of Identity Crisis
    • Enough: Silencing the Lies that Steal Your Confidence by Sharon Jayne
    • The Bible


    *Note: Due to some technical issues with the original recording, namely, me forgetting to hit the record button on my mic, this episode had to be re-built. I almost chose not to release due to the poor audio quality but the content was too good to keep from you guys! Plus, it's all a learning process.

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