JT English and Kyle Worley chat with Jen Wilkin about her new book, “In His Image,” and how we, as limited humans, might strive to display the character of our limitless God.Questions Covered in This Episode:Jen, how many books have you written and what are they all about? What’s the elevator pitch for “In His Image?”I want to know God’s will for my life. What should I do?What is the difference between incommunicable and communicable attributes?Is holiness given a preeminent standing in describing the character of God?How do I become like Christ?When you think of patience in particular, what are some ways patience and power work together?Helpful Definitions:Incommunicable Attributes: Things that can only be true of God. Communicable Attributes: Things that are true about God that can also be true about us. Resources Mentioned in This Episode:“Women of the Word” by Jen Wilkin“None Like Him” by Jen Wilkin“In His Image” by Jen Wilkin“The Holiness of God” RC Sproul “Patient Ferment of the Early Church” by Alan KreiderAmazon affiliate links are used where appropriate. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases, thank you for supporting Knowing Faith.Sponsored by HOPE International:Christ calls us to care for those living in poverty. The question is, how? Download your free copy of Created to Flourish: How Employment-Based Solutions Help Eradicate Poverty, written by HOPE International President and CEO Peter Greer. HOPE International focuses on alleviating physical and spiritual poverty in 16 countries through Christ-centered microenterprise development.Follow Us:Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | WebsiteSupport Knowing Faith and Become a Patron:patreon.com/knowingfaithShow Notes:In His ImageNone Like Him Sponsored by HOPE International: Christ calls us to care for those living in poverty. The question is, how? Download your free copy of Created to Flourish: How Employment-Based Solutions Help Eradicate Poverty, written by HOPE International President and CEO Peter Greer. HOPE International focuses on alleviating physical and spiritual poverty in 16 countries through Christ-centered microenterprise development.