A short sermon-style exposition arguing that God created humans as creators, presenting a three-part sequence grounded in Genesis: first the divine ‘image’ (imagination), then communication, and finally the physical body (implementation). The speaker links these stages to human creativity and the moment God breathes life into man (Genesis 1–2).
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God created humans as creatives or creators. So he created us to create stuff and he made us to make stuff. When God made man, here's what he said. He said, let us make man in our image. Well, in order for God to say let us make man in our image, guess what had to exist first? The image had to exist before he could say that or there would be no image to make God man in the image. Up. So it starts with the image. That's the highest imagination. Then God said, that's communication. And the last thing that it says in Genesis chapter two, verse number seven. And the Lord God formed or squeezed man out of the dust of the ground. The implementation. The last thing God made or formed was the man's body. And when God formed the body, he breathed the man, the imagination, the communication and the unification into the body that he formed and the man became a living soul.