What does it mean to glorify God? Is it simply singing songs because it somehow have

to do with our behavior? And why is God so interested in His glory? Somehow this all connects

us back to the theme that we've been talking about, the image of God.

Everybody images God to some humans do it really poorly and some humans do it better.

So what does it mean to do it better? And in the Bible, this is where the image of God

overlaps with the theme and the vocabulary of glory, what it means to glorify someone.

Because that's what the image does.

We're going to talk about the glory of God in this episode of the podcast. So thanks

for joining us. Let's go.

We haven't recorded anything in a while, but the last thing that was out was on the image

of God. And we kind of jumped into this conversation about the image of God versus glorifying God.

We didn't set out to do that. It just kind of came out when I started asking about the

Westminster Catechism. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It came out of the image of God video was exploring

the idea that in Genesis 1 and 2, the image of God is God's commissioning part of humans

purpose to reflect an image God in our work and family and life and how we make the world

something. Right. And then I was wrestling with the fact that typically I've been told

that the purpose of humanity is to glorify God. That's the language used. And so I really

kind of pitted this idea of glorifying God versus this idea of imaging God, which we

described as, you know, your work and your creativity and your role on earth. And so you

could leave that conversation thinking, okay, these guys are poo-pooing. Yeah. This idea

of glorifying God. Yeah. Yeah. And then we got a great comment, some good thoughts from

a friend of ours, shout out to Dan Babor, who's glorifying God on the other side of the

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