The speaker contrasts the downward focus of most creation—like dogs, chickens, and pigs—with the characteristic of God's children, which is an upward vision. He argues that most people are preoccupied with earthly concerns like money, friends, or immediate gratification. However, being born again lifts one's vision upward, changing one's focus.
The speaker contrasts the downward focus of most creation—like dogs, chickens, and pigs—with the characteristic of God's children, which is an upward vision. He argues that most people are preoccupied with earthly concerns like money, friends, or immediate gratification. However, being born again lifts one's vision upward, changing one's focus.
