The Shape of the Soul: Things Unseen with Sinclair B. Ferguson

Summary

This sermon explores the concept of "soul shapes," defining the soul (nefesh) not as an extra part but as our unique identity as living creatures made in God's image, dependent on Him. It uses the analogy of a tool used incorrectly to represent humanity's fall, where sin twists our original purpose as reflections of God. The practical takeaway is that our souls are "bent out of shape" by nature, and the gospel offers restoration through Jesus Christ.