Tag: Imago Dei

• On Being Seen

  

   For almost two weeks he laid there on the side of the road. He was probably flung overboard by a buckled child who was desperately kicking around for some freedom. He must have slid right past mom’s attention as she pushed a wiggly stroller. The cold December rain and snow did not do him any…

  Heidi Viars

  January 4, 2022

  Christian Poetry

  adoption, Being seen and known, Discarded Souls, faith, Imago Dei, Lost images, Seeing God

• A Not-So (Socially) Distant God

  A Holy God came down to earth Indwelled the human race Imago Dei now its worth – God close, on every face. He took a basin and a towel, Got close and cleaned our feet, As Servant He fulfilled the vow We made and couldn’t keep. What man deemed unclean, sick and lost He chased…

  Heidi Viars

  April 29, 2020

  Christian Poetry, church, Devotional, poetry, Revival

  communion, COVID, Cross, Imago Dei, Jesus Christ, Nearness of God, Salvation, sin, social distancing