GOD IS EVERYWHERE

Are we ignoring God and all God has offered us?

Psalm 139:8

God is everywhere. From the highly (Heaven) to the lowly (hell), God the creator has no boundaries. And especially since God created us, God is especially present with us. God sees everything we do and knows our inner thoughts.

So if God is always present with us, do we acknowledge God’s presence? Or do we ignore the gifts God has surrounded us with? Do we ignore God’s call to do good and continue with our selfish choices?

God is present everywhere but do we ignore and shut God away from our hearts? Throughout our days do we think about our egos and not consider God’s way? Can we begin to see God everywhere and let God’s Word penetrate us?

Can we see where during our day that we close God out of our minds? Can we make a decision to think and see God during times of conflict, sorrow, and happiness? Let us start letting God live in us all throughout our lives all the time.

Tags: Creation, Gift, Psalm, Works

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