A sermon on seeing the world through God's eyes rather than human ones. The speaker argues that God created everything—trees, water, animals, humans—and that through God's lens, no one is truly an enemy; all people are fellow creations deserving compassion and reverence.
Chapters
Take sides with me against the way you see your neighbors, because you don't see your neighbors the way we do. It's okay, that's not condemnation, that's liberation. I'm going to liberate you. And take sides with me against the way you see your enemies, because they're not our enemies. That's in your head, and that's in their head. I'm working that out. And take sides with me against the way you see my creation. You don't even think it is our creation. You think it just popped into being. This is my world, Jesus says. I created it. I sustain everybody in it every moment. All life on this planet is my life that I'm sharing, from trees to water to human beings to animals and everything in between.