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b'Recently, a friend told me I walk really loudly. My other friends heartily agreed: they could always tell when it was me walking because my steps were so loud. To be honest, I was caught off guard and a little embarrassed. I\'d gone twenty-two years of my life without knowing about my distinctive gait. Even though I thought I knew myself well, here was a fact I was totally oblivious to. The whole thing got me thinking though. However much my friends know about me, God knows so much more. God knows the things I know about myself\\u2014like how much I enjoy chocolate or that I love dogs (even though I\'m allergic). But God also knows the things about me that I don\'t know. He even knows things about me that only He\\u2014as my Creator and Savior\\u2014knows. He knows my victories and my failures better than myself or anyone else. This knowing makes Jesus\' sacrifice on the cross all the more special. It wasn\'t a sacrifice for a stranger. Jesus\' death and resurrection was for someone fully known. In His love, He died for me, even when I was still a sinner (Romans 5:8). My faith is in Him for all He has done, as I rest in the fact that I am fully known and deeply loved in Christ. \\u2022 Naomi Vroegop \\u2022 How well do your friends and family know you? \\u2022 How does that compare to how much God knows you? \\u2022 When was the last time you learned something about yourself? Did it change anything? \\u2022 To learn more about putting your faith in Jesus, check out our "Know Jesus" page. I [Jesus] am the good shepherd; I know my sheep and my sheep know me. John 10:14 (NIV)\\n\\n\\xa0\\n\\nRead Verses:\\n\\nPsalm 139'