The questions after each chapter are extremely challenging – in a good way. I’ll tell you on the front end, this book is every bit as hard of a hitter as the first.

Except this time she would examine 10 characteristics that we share with God. All I knew was that it was called In His Image and would follow the same pattern as the first book. When I received a Barnes & Noble gift card for Christmas, only one book got me truly excited to spend it – her follow up to None Like Him. In a Precepts-like method, Jen asks us to seek God’s wisdom and teaching first. Jen Wilkin has something I have been wanting to see for a while in “popular” Christian, women authors – a deep love for Scripture and a dedication to teach women how to understand it on their own. So when our church did her podcast-based study on 1, 2, and 3 John called Abide, I was excited to hear her Bible teaching in conjunction with my personal Bible study. This book encouraged us to repent of all the ways that we’ve tried to become God in these areas of our lives.

I was first introduced to her book None Like Him: 10 Ways God is Different from Us (And Why That’s a Good Thing) in which she brilliantly explained our human limitations when it comes to characteristics such as omnipotence, sovereignty, and self-sufficiency. If you’ve spent much time around me, you’ll know that I’ve been gradually becoming more and more a fan of every Bible resource that Jen Wikin has put out in the past couple years.

None like him jen wilkin chapters