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Made in the Image of God

37:38

1. Christ the Image of God

Michael Reeves

32:20

2. The Dignity of God’s Image Bearers

Stephen Nichols

26:54

3. The Imago Dei, Human Dignity, and the Present Crisis

W. Robert Godfrey

The Imago Dei, Human Dignity, and the Present Crisis

30:21

4. The Dominion of God’s Image Bearers

H.B. Charles Jr.

49:35

5. Pastoral Care in Times of Crisis

30:41

6. The Church and the Governing Authorities

Derek Thomas

The Church and the Governing Authorities

34:03

7. The Church as a Caring Community

Burk Parsons

17:09

8. The Gospel, the Church, and This Present Crisis

John MacArthur

The Gospel, the Church, and This Present Crisis

46:10

9. Ask Ligonier with Ferguson, Nichols, Parsons, and Thomas

32:09

10. The Hope of God’s Image Bearers

Sinclair Ferguson

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The Dignity of God’s Image Bearers

Stephen Nichols

Human beings are made solely male and female in God’s image, which gives us a dignity that far surpasses that of other creatures. In this session, Dr. Stephen Nichols addresses what it means to be made in God’s image, stressing that even the most vulnerable among us are image bearers who need protection.

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Stephen Nichols

Dr. Stephen J. Nichols is president of Reformation Bible College, chief academic officer for Ligonier Ministries, and a Ligonier Ministries teaching fellow. He is featured teacher for several Ligonier teaching series, including Christianity and Liberalism. He is author of many books, including Bible Basics, R.C. Sproul: A Life, and 5 Minutes in Church History. Dr. Nichols is host of the podcasts 5 Minutes in Church History and Open Book.