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Psalm 139:3

You search out my path and my lying down
and are acquainted with all my ways.

(ESV)


How is your theology?

Maybe when you were a kid you could state that, "God is omnipresent... God is omnipotent... God is omniscient..." You knew those omnis, but did you really believe them?

Do you really believe that God is everywhere? Do you really believe that He knows all things? Do you really believe that he searches out your path and where you lie down? Do you believe that He is acquainted with all your ways?

If you believe these things, how would it change your life?

What about what you watch on TV? Would it affect the places that you frequent on the internet? What about the places on the internet that you stumble upon? Would your easy-listening music change stations?

How is your theology affecting your life?

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