Why can't we see God? Scripture's answer isn't "because he doesn't exist" — it's "because we'd die." In week five of Taste and See, Matt follows the sense of sight into the Bible's surprising third-most-mentioned theme — trees — to ask what it means that we were made to see God, and that learning to see him is the slow work of a lifetime. From the burning bush to a blind man who saw "people like trees walking around," this is a message about a God-bathed world and the eyes to notice it. Join us Sundays on the Peninsula.