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One of the things that always surprises me about my Christian journey and about maybe just

Christians in general I obviously can't speak for all Christians but just kind of

the Christian culture is how much we can be around Jesus and yet not become more like

Jesus in the process so we can do churchy things, we can read books, we can be part with other Christians and gather around other Christians, and yet our life doesn't actually become more righteous, more like Jesus.

And I'm guilty of that, like I'm speaking of me first,

how much I can do Jesus things, quote unquote,

without actually becoming more like Jesus.

And so I think part of that is really, if I'm honest, the lack of time in his word, so many of us we can hear commentary on his word. We can spend our lives in the Christian community and culture getting commentary and what I mean by that is you hear what your pastor thinks about Jesus you hear what podcasters think about Jesus you hear what authors in that book thinks about Jesus or friends think about Jesus, but what does

God say about himself? What is his actual reputation? When he speaks for himself, what is he like?

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