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Psalm 139 - Having started with a reminder of the gracious character of God, we now begin the process of "drawing near to God" through "cleansing our hands" and "purifying our hearts" (James 4:8). These commands, of course, presuppose that we know what needs to be cleansed, which is an implicit invitation for us to step into a process of self-examination. Psalm 139 teaches us about doing this with God so that we can honestly turn over what we find back to Him. This place of examination isn’t a place to dwell endlessly, but a quick jaunt before we turn our gaze back to Jesus and His amazing grace. A sermon by Cameron Heger. [Part 2 of our series “Draw Near: What We Do With Our Sin That Separates”] Questions for reflection: 1) How does the idea of God being all-knowing and present everywhere sit with you? 2) If God already sees everything, why does David invite God to search his heart in Psalm 139:23-24? 3) Why does vulnerability with other humans entail risk? How is this different with God? (see Luke 5:30-32 or Romans 5:6-10) 4) Why does God care about our sin? Why is this an expression of his love for us and our neighbors? 5) Why is it right to fear the result of sin left to fester in our lives? How did C.S. Lewis illustrate this in his book The Great Divorce? 6) Do you have any helpful ideas or practices to share with the group regarding self-examination with God?

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