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Bible in Sneakers Episode: “Heart Pocket — Psalm 119

31 min · 10 nov 2025
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This one is for the ones who have been carrying a lot inside. The heart isn’t just where we feel things it’s where we store things. Psalm 119 reminds us that our hearts are full of pockets. And whether we realize it or not, we’re always putting things in there: In this episode, we get real about what we’re carrying — and how God’s Word is meant to live inside us, not just near us. Because when life squeezes you, whatever is stored inside comes out. If worry is stored, worry comes out. If anger is stored, anger comes out. If fear is stored, fear comes out.

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