This powerful exploration into the glory of God challenges us to recognize that knowing who God truly is represents the greatest need in our world today—and in our churches. Drawing on over 600 biblical references to God's glory, we're invited to understand that His glory isn't just displayed in creation's breathtaking wonders but, remarkably, dwells within us as believers. The Hebrew word 'Kavod' meaning 'heavy' or 'weighty' reminds us that God's glory encompasses the infinite weight of His character, power, and influence. When Moses boldly asked to see God's glory despite already witnessing burning bushes, pillars of fire, and face-to-face encounters, he teaches us something profound. No matter how much of God's glory we've experienced, there is always more to pursue. The Apostle John, who laid his head on Jesus' chest, still fell as a dead man when confronted with the fullness of Christ's glory in Revelation. This message calls us to a higher view of God—one that transforms our worship from feeble and empty to passionate and life-changing. The Westminster Catechism's declaration that 'man's chief end is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever' becomes our roadmap. Like Jesus, who said, 'I have brought you glory on earth by finishing the work you gave me to do,' we're challenged to discover and fulfill our God-given purpose, recognizing that in doing so, we manifest His glory to a hurting world that desperately needs to see it.