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Fully Known

Philip Anthony Mitchell·2819

Monday, March 7, 2022

Summary

In this powerful teaching on Psalm 139:1-6, Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell explores how God intimately knows every detail of our lives—our unseen thoughts, our hidden flaws, and our true motives. Because God already knows everything about us and still loves us unconditionally, believers never need to hide or shy away from His presence. We can come to Him in prayer with total transparency, resting in His grace today and trusting Him with the future version of who He is calling us to become.

Key Scriptures

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Psalm 139:1-18↗Psalm 23↗Luke 6:45↗

Themes

God's OmniscienceUnconditional Love & GraceVulnerability in PrayerIdentity & Spiritual Growth

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Pastor's Points

1.God already knows the unseen you.
2.God already knows the real you.
3.God already knows the heart in you.
4.God's willing disposition is good towards you.

Key Points

1.God already knows the unseen you.
2.God already knows the real you.
3.God already knows the heart in you.
4.God's willing disposition is good towards you.
5.No matter what low point or season of life you are in, you never have a reason to run or hide from God because He fully knows you and fully loves you in spite of yourself.
6.God takes delight in investigating and observing you, knowing your past, your character, your movements, and your motives before you even think a thought.
7.God sees all your sincere efforts to do right—as a parent, spouse, or worker—even when the people around you fail to recognize or affirm you.
8.God is completely aware of all your dark, flawed, and selfish ways, yet He remains gracious, merciful, patient, forgiving, and loving toward you.
9.Because God knows your heart and your thoughts before you speak, you can drop the pressure to perform or impress Him and bring completely honest, unpolished prayers into His presence.
10.Jesus is the single safest place in the world where you can be entirely transparent without fear of condemnation.
11.God not only has perfect knowledge of who you are and what you struggle with today, but He also perfectly knows the future version of you that He is shaping.

Sermon Moments

“No matter what is going on in your life, you will never in this life have any reason to hide or shy away from God, because He fully knows you and He fully loves you in spite of you.”

“Although God already knows you fully, He still takes delight in investigating you.”

“He knows that you're trying... He knows all of your good ways even if people don't recognize it, even if no one else affirms you.”

“In spite of knowing the real you, He is still gracious to you, He is still merciful towards you, He is still patient with you, He is still forgiving of you, and He is still seeking you.”

“The fact that He already knows before you speak should take the pressure off... just come in and tell Him what's on your heart.”

“There is one safe place where you need no boundary, where you don't got to worry about being condemned in that person's presence—His name is Jesus Christ.”

“In front of me is His guidance and behind me is goodness and mercy... it's not condemnation, it's goodness and mercy.”

“God not only knows the you you are right now and all of your struggles—He knows the future you.”

This Week

Stop trying to pray with polished, performative language; approach God with raw, honest dialogue about your real feelings, struggles, and doubts.
Reflect on Psalm 139:1-6 this week to remind yourself that God fully knows your heart and still chooses to love and favor you.
When you stumble or make a mistake, resist the urge to hide from God; run immediately to Him as your safe place.
Take comfort when your good efforts go unnoticed by family, employers, or friends, knowing that God sees your heart and will reward you.
Ask God directly to search your heart for blind spots or hidden pride, and yield humbly to whatever He reveals to you.
Set aside time each day to sit in awe of God's perfect knowledge, grace, and presence in your life.
Surrender your daily decisions to Jesus, trusting that He is intentionally guiding you into the future person He designed you to be.

Remember This

Because God fully knows every detail of who you are—including your unseen struggles, hidden flaws, and raw thoughts—and still fully loves you, you never have to run or hide from His presence.

A Challenge for You

Go home and meditate on God's perfect knowledge of you in spite of your flaws, and allow yourself to be led into a place of awe before Him as you surrender to the future He has planned for you.

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