Washington Community Fellowship

And his seeing doesn't erase the truth. His seeing doesn't devalue what you have experienced, but he comes to see and to redeem and to reorient all of it. He sees it all with kindness and with grace and with love, and he see sees a newer and truer identity to than we can. When we attach ourselves to Jesus, this is what happens. We cannot see Jesus for who he is without allowing him to see us for who we are and who we can become. Following Jesus isn't attaching him to our lives. It's attaching our lives to him. And that starts with beholding him as he is, belonging to him, and being named by him.