Without that reference point, we can become convinced of our own awesomeness and work tirelessly to sustain it. God’s incommunicable attributes, in particular, should elicit a worshipful awe from us that causes us to see and embrace our limitedness in light of His limitlessness. Our daily lives would look very different if we took God’s character into consideration. Meditating on God’s character is intensely practical. Would help us become more fluent in our vocabulary of those truths, and that we would see God and ourselves more clearly as a result. We don't often take time to meditate on God’s attributes beyond just a passing acknowledgment, but when we do, our time in the Word is enriched. Once I began reading to discover God’s character I was able to see my own in relation to His, rather than independent of His. The more I learned of God’s character, the clearer it became that the Bible was first and foremost a book about who God was before it had anything to say about who I was. I have found this can be a hard question for them to answer. When I write my Bible studies, I ask my students to look first for what the text says is true about God.

Meditating on God's character enriches our understanding of Scripture. Today is the official release date for None Like Him! I wrote this book because of two convictions I hold regarding the importance of knowing what the Bible says about God's character.

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