✨ Who Told You Who God Is?

I used to think I knew who God was.Because someone told me.

A preacher with a booming voice.A Sunday school lesson wrapped in shame.A culture that called obedience holiness and silence faith.

But one day I realized…I’d never actually asked God:“Who are You—to me?”

And maybe that’s your story too.

Maybe you inherited a version of God shaped by fear.One that kept you small, silent, or always sorry.

Maybe the God you were taught was always male.Always watching.Always waiting to punish you for not getting it all right.

But what if that wasn’t the truth—just a tradition?

What if God has been whispering to you all along,not from a pulpit,but from the quiet places you thought didn’t count?

What if She came to you in the dark and not the light?What if They showed up through silence, not sermons?

This week in Reimagined Truths, we’re not adding new theology.We’re asking older, deeper, freer questions.

We’re unlearning shame and listening for the Divine voice that still speaks in dreams, memories, stillness, and tears.

And it starts here—with one sacred question:

“God… who are You to me?”

Your Invitation This Week:

* Sit in silence for 5–10 minutes.

* Ask: “Who are You to me?” and “Who am I to You?”

* Write down anything you hear, feel, or see. A word. A color. A memory.

* Don’t judge it. Just receive it. That’s sacred text too.

If this message spoke to you, I invite you to come along.We’re doing church differently.And the next six weeks will change how you see God—and yourself.

With sacred rebellion,

Apriale