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Sunday Study Session — Weekly meeting time 10:15 in Room 301 at Owensboro Christian Church

June 7, 2026 — Session 2: The Original Blueprint: What It Means to Reflect the Living God, Genesis 1:26-27, Genesis 2:7, Psalm 8:3-6 Handout — Audio Essay Focus: Being made in God's image is not about what we look like — it's about who we are meant to be. WHAT TO LOOK FOR Listen for what the text does NOT say about being made in God's image — it never mentions physical appearance or outward form. Pay attention to what being "in His image" actually connects to: dominion, creativity, the ability to know God, and the capacity for relationship. Watch how the Psalmist describes humanity as "crowned with glory and honor" — that glory comes from being made in God's likeness, not from anything we achieve or own. SCRIPTURE Genesis 1:26-27 Then God said, “Let us make mankind in our image, in our likeness, so that they may rule over the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky, over the livestock and all the wild animals, and over all the creatures that mo...

Prayer Journal

Bible Study Class (James 5:13 ...Are any of you suffering hardships? You should pray. Are any of you happy?  You should sing praises .)   Send additions to:  email:jb49gb@gmail.com  or text Jack  June 7, 202 6 Carolyn L—in New York with son who's "taken a turn for worse" esophageal cancer Bozarth Family—newborn-stillborn, w/lots of health issues Login Tong—having baby in august, Donna's grandson Stephen Long—moving  Kathy ...—Chris's wife, back pain Jerry Smith—radiation treatment & chemo competed, July scan scheduled to learn results—Alice Kristi Roe—Daughter to continue to be free of heart problems—Donna Wayne Purcell—A cure; has installed a defibrillator & pacemaker, doing better—Toni Shelley Sexton—Pneumonia & Sepsis, doing better—Toni Aubrey Loxley—Michael & Robin’s granddaughter—Robin Antonio Turcios—Michael & Robin’s daughter’s foster son, new Christian—Robin Keelia Long—Michael & Robins granddaughter—Robi...

The Bible Is the Center of Focus Here!

General Statement God created the world, and it was very good. But sin brought disorder, devastation, and death to God’s creation and to humanity. The Old Testament tells the story of God’s patience with His rebellious covenant people and His promise to rescue sinners and restore His broken world. The New Testament announces that God has fulfilled those ancient promises, revealing His goodness and loving kindness by sending Jesus Christ, our Savior. The Gospels recount the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, the Savior and King. Acts shows how His followers carried His mission forward, proclaiming the gospel in the power of the Holy Spirit among all nations. The Epistles offer apostolic instruction for believers living between Jesus’ first and second comings. Revelation, written as a letter to seven churches, provides encouragement and challenge through vivid visions and symbolic imagery, giving us a glimpse of God’s plan for a renewed creation. Old Testament vs. New Testament The ...