Known and Loved: Experiencing the Affection of God in Psalm 139

Fearfully and wonderfully made. Some truths transform us—body and soul.

We hear that God is love and that He loves us, but what does that mean? And can this truth sink into our hearts in such a way that we are changed?

Glenna Marshall reflects on Psalm 139, exploring the transformational truth that we are fully known and loved by the triune God of the universe. The psalmist tips our chins to fix our gaze on God, who doesn’t hold back His affections.

Taking readers verse by verse, Glenna shows how you are … known to the core, known body and soul, known in the dark and in your suffering, known when you want to run or give up, known in your fears and when you feel alone.

God sets His love on us in spite of our failings and even when we feel unlovable. We can be certain of God’s steadfast love. Immerse yourself in Psalm 139—a transformational journey into the heart of God for you.