In this podcast, we will reflect on verse 7 of Psalm 139. Have you ever felt overwhelmed by God’s presence in your life? His presence is more than a knowledge of you; He wants to be present as a person in your life. Let’s look at how God’s presence is inescapable yet something that we want to dwell in.

The music today is “O Love that Wilt Not Let Me Go” by Keith and Kristyn Getty and Danna Masters.

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Today’s podcast is a bit different. To wrap up the first part of our series of reflections on Psalm 139, we have gone right to the source and interviewed King David himself. Hear his perspectives on the first six verses of the Psalm and what they mean to him.

The music in this podcast is a piece based on Psalm 139 written by DeeDee Tibbits.

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As you reflect upon God’s knowledge of you, do you ever feel that you can’t understand it? David did and likely felt overwhelmed by God’s knowledge of him. How then should we respond to such wonderful love and full knowledge of us? We will discuss this in today’s episode of the Sacred Interruptions podcast.

The music in today’s podcast is Psalm 139, Far Too Wonderful by Shane and Shane

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In this podcast, we will continue our reflection on Psalm 139 by looking at verse 5. Does the idea of God surrounding you and all aspects of your life bring you comfort, or does it cause a certain level of discomfort and concern? Let’s explore how God surrounds us and what that means as believers.

The music in the podcast is from “Oh Love That Will Not Let Me Go” by Josh Garrels.

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Have you ever thought about the fact that God knows your words before they are even formed? That is scary enough, but it goes beyond that. He knows our thoughts as well. Reflect with me upon God's all-knowing presence in our lives, as we have seen in the first three verses of Psalm 139. Verse 4 is the culmination, or a wrapper, for the first three verses. Let's reflect upon this.

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Did you ever think about how God might be watching over you? Not just that He wants to know all of your ways, but He also wants to know the path of your life. In this podcast, we will reflect upon Psalm 139:3. Let’s marvel at the way that the Lord watches over us day and night in His love.

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It is amazing to think about how intimately God knows us. In this podcast, we will reflect on Psalm 139:2 and consider how He knows every corner of our being and our thoughts before they are formed.

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In this episode, we will begin our walk through Psalm 139. We will look at verse 1 and think about how God knows us and still, through His grace, loves us. Join me as we marvel at the mystery of such wonderful love.

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Have you ever felt alone, abandoned? Perhaps this is due to the isolation that we face as parents who are raising a child with special needs. Maybe it is because of a failed relationship. In today’s podcast, we reflect upon abandonment and the ultimate abandonment, when God the Father turned His back on Jesus at the cross.

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