
Psalm 139:1 – God Searches and Knows: Exploring Divine Intimacy
The Book of Psalms Podcast: Scripture, Christian Prayer, Bible Readings, and Daily DevotionShow Notes
In this episode Andy and Serena unpack Psalm 139:1, discussing how God's intimate knowledge invites honest prayer and trust, while navigating the tension between freedom and divine insight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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