Ever Present Everywhere All the Time

I have heard it said that 

Hell is separation from God
and death is separation from God. 

Is there anywhere in the Universe

where God isn't?

Is there ever a separation from God

which does not occur

inside our thoughts

causing the separation?

It is not written that

in Him we live, and move, and have our being;

that God is in all, through all, and in all?

What is meant by omnipresent
if not everywhere all the time? 

It is not written that God is one?

Is there ever a time I could say

God is over there . . . 

But not here?

"Christ in us, the hope of Glory"

"Where ever two or more are gathered

I will be in their midst"

"Lo, I will be with you always

even to the end of time."

Why are we awaiting the return of Christ

When Christ never left? 

If he and the Father are one

He never could leave,

and being that the Father is ever present everywhere

all the time, 

is Christ, who is One with the Father, not here now? 

Why do we think that Jesus is over there

and we await his arrival from there to here?

Is it not a limiting thought

to suggest that God

who is omnipotent and omnipresent

is over there and is powerless till he gets here? 

Is it not a limiting thought

to suggest that I

who am a partaker in the divine nature

am limited in my power?

I'm very weary of "Christian" mythology.