If you’ve been wondering how to handle our culture’s preoccupation with identity, we know how you feel.

The Image Restored is for those in our culture today who want to know where true human identity resides.

We’re talking about the imago Dei—the image of God.

What if you, your children, grandchildren, neighbors, and friends all knew that they bear God’s image? And how much that reality forms the basis of our lives?

In 14 chapters on gender, spirituality, the body, marriage, and creativity, the Colson Center is proud to present our very first book published this year, The Image Restored.

If you want to dive deeply into knowing how you—being made in the image of God—can relate to God, to your loved ones, and to our world, consider this idea from The Image Restored:

…[O]ur primary identity as human beings is as God’s stewards over the world He has made. In a broad sense, it also includes the gifts and abilities God has placed in us that enable us to carry out this work, including gender and marriage, spirituality and physicality, creativity, rationality, freedom, and morality.

The Image Restored gives you the foundational aspects of the imago Dei, and the implications of how to live into that identity.