Psalm 139 - Reflection


I've been reading and studying the Psalms recently. I've been so impacted by range of emotion expressed within these writings. My faith is both encouraged and challenged. My view of relationship with God is inspired by reading the expressions of others. Psalm 139 is such a familiar Psalm, although often it is read only in parts. As a whole it is a spectacular view of relating with God, trusting Him and being confident of one's connection with Him. 
I am sharing a visual reflection I created on this powerful Psalm.  As you read the words and consider the images I chose, I pray that you too are encouraged, challenged and inspired.









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