It is vital that we know where our audience is in their understanding in order to start our witnessing in the right place. Paul reveals that for certain people we must begin at creation, with the truth that God is the creator. When should we start at creation and what benefit is there in beginning our dialogue here?

More and more we are encountering unbelievers in our lives. How can we respond to those who are atheist, agnostic, skeptical, or ignorant of the truth? Paul provides us a great example that we can follow which provides some very practical tools that we can implement. These tools can help remove the fear in engaging and witnessing others.

Do you ever wish you could go back in time and change things from your past? Ever wish you could just rip out certain pages in your life story? While we may not be able to erase our past, we don't have to let it define us. You are the author of your story and have the ability to write the future one decision at a time!

Do you have dreams? What about goals and aspirations in life? Since we have a big God, we should dream big as we write our life story!

As the author, you have the power to create the story. You are free to write whatever you want! If you are struggling to figure out what to write remember God has an outline for your life that you can follow.

Our life is like a story. We are the author and are writing it one decision at a time. Each sentence, each paragraph, and each chapter tells a story. What does your life story say today?

We examine what it means for our everyday lives that God is all knowing. We give four practical implications that can strengthen our faith.

Have you ever met a know-it-all? That person who can finish all your sentences and always knows what you are thinking or at least thinks they do. There is only One that knows it all. God's omniscience is a powerful truth about God that has practical application that is relevant for our lives today.

In part two, we examine two objections to God's omnipresence and how this truth is both convicting and comforting at the same time.

We examine the truth about God's omnipresence and what it means for us today.