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Romans chapter 11, verse 33.

Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God.

How unsearchable are his judgments and how inscrutable his ways.

This verse just causes us to look to God today in awe.

Like when we hear a verse from His Word and we pray for a couple of minutes,

I think if we're not careful, we can get in a routine

where we lose sight of whose word we're listening to

and who we're talking to, who we're praying to.

And I don't want to ever in my life just grow routine in prayer or Bible reading or Bible hearing.

There is an awe that should mark every prayer.

Every time we open the word, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of

God.

Paul puts an exclamation point on that and the same thing at the end of the next sentence.

How unsearchable are his judgments, how inscrutable his ways.

He's so beyond our understanding.

We can't even search out all the wonders of his ways, his judgments,

his riches, his wisdom, his knowledge. It's unending. So I just want to encourage you

in your prayer time, even as we pray in a minute, in your time reading God's Word, in your prayer time even as we pray in a minute in your time reading god's word and you're

gathering together with the church on sundays not to lose a sense of awe before god to be overwhelmed by the wonder, the depth of the greatness of God. Let's pray.

We're praying to this, God. God, we bow our heads, our hearts before you, and even on our knees right now, just saying you are greater than we can fathom.

God, forgive me for oftentimes being so quick to speak and not stopping and pausing and

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