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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2024 · 42 MIN

Images and Idols Episode 21 - Imaging God or the Serpent?

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In this episode of Roots and Relevance, we dive into Genesis 3 and wrestle with the story of humanity’s first fall. Together, we unpack the serpent’s role, the tension of shame and nakedness, and what it all means for how we image God today. From ancient cosmology to the human struggle with identity and trust, this conversation challenges us to think deeply about who we reflect—God or the serpent—and how that shapes our daily lives. Join us as we continue the Idols and Images series, uncovering biblical truths with real-world impact.   Visit Roots and Relevance.com for more resources

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