God asks all sorts of questions in his word, but here is the odd thing about it.

He knows the answer to every question he is asking.

What God is doing when he comes with these inquiries is inviting us not only into dialogue,

not only into interaction, but ultimately what he is inviting us into his intimacy with him.

Questions.

Where are you? What I am hoping we have before us is the kind of concept that will not only be intriguing to us, it's intriguing to me,

but that it will be helpful to us, that it would give us

insight into our own journey with God. And we'll have, we'll really, really connect with him

over where we are in the midst of the pathway that we're on at this present season of our lives.

And that's why we're looking to the Bible as somewhat of a spiritual locator.

Anybody know what I'm talking about?

That when we open this app, it's going to be the application that we find in the Word of God to our own lives.

Looking to the Bible as our spiritual locator.

The first question God asked man is still one of the most pertinent questions we could ever hear from God.

Very, very simple three words, where are you?

He asked that to Adam in Genesis chapter three. And the beauty of it was that God, of course, knew exactly where Adam was. God asks all sorts of questions in his word,

but here is the odd thing about it. He knows the answer to every question he is asking.

What God is doing when he comes with these inquiries is inviting us not only into dialogue,

not only into interaction, but ultimately what he is inviting us into his intimacy with him.

Questions, where are you?

You know, sometimes I think maybe the Lord would have us try to answer where we are in this

present season of our lives so that we can think about it ourselves, so that we can try

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