We become like what we watch.

The objects of our attention shape our becoming.

Our potential as creatures is realized by what we behold.

We are moldable creatures of clay conforming to whatever attracts our gaze most.

What we behold shapes us for better or for worse, and obviously, this is a profound

reality that carries with it massive implications for our media diets in the digital age, as

we will hear today from Pastor John, preaching long before the digital age.

In this clip, over 30 years old, Pastor John is applying the glorious text of 2 Corinthians

3, verse 18, to our media diets.

Here's Pastor John to explain.

And understanding.

And then finally, my fourth suggestion, and probably it's the most needful to hear and

the most practically applicable for change right now in your life, perhaps, is focus your

attention on the glory of God.

Focus your attention on the glory of God, and there's a reason for this, you become what

you behold.

Now, that's not just a nifty little saying, that's a straight-out biblical paraphrase of

2 Corinthians 3, 18, I'll read it to you.

In Corinthians 3, 18 says, and we all, with unveiled face, beholding the glory of the Lord

are being changed, just stop right there.

How do you get changed?

Behold the glory of God.

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