It is beholding your face in a mirror
Join us TOMORROW NIGHT for an inspiring Leaders In Training session! Speaker Martha Montano brings a powerful, eye-opening message:
✨ "It is beholding your face in a mirror" ✨
Whether you are stepping into leadership for the first time or looking to sharpen your calling, this powerful teaching will challenge how you reflect God's truth in your daily life.
📍 Where: Connections — 160 E. Croyden Dr., Pueblo West, CO 81007
📅 When: Wednesday, August 19, 2026
⏰ Time: 6:30 PM
Bring a friend, bring your Bible, and come ready to grow! Everyone is welcome. 🙌
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Scriptural Reflection & Commonality
The theme of Martha Montano's title links directly to 2 Corinthians 3:18 and James 1:23–24 through the biblical metaphor of Scripture as a spiritual mirror.
The Common Metaphor: Both passages use the image of gazing into a mirror (glass) to describe how a believer interacts with God’s Truth.
The Contrast in Action:
In James 1:23–24, the mirror represents God's Word showing us our natural self. The warning here is against being a forgetful hearer—someone who looks at their true reflection, walks away, and immediately forgets what they look like without making any change.
In 2 Corinthians 3:18, gazing into the glass is an intentional, ongoing act of looking at the glory of the Lord. As we fix our eyes on Him, the Spirit transforms us into His image from glory to glory.
The Core Theme: True spiritual leadership requires intentional reflection. Looking into God's mirror isn't meant for a quick glance; it requires active listening, personal alignment, and continuous transformation into Christ's likeness.