Weekly Reading for July 30 – August 5
Preparing for Next Week’s Message
Sermon Series: Psalms MixtapeSermon Title: Living the Presence
This reading plan will get your heart and mind set for the next message on August 6, 2017:
- SUNDAY: Psalm 139, Psalm 139,
- MONDAY: Matthew 28, Matthew 28,
- TUESDAY: Psalm 34, Psalm 34,
- WEDNESDAY: John 10, John 10,
- THURSDAY: Psalm 95, Psalm 95,
- FRIDAY: John 14, John 14,
- SATURDAY: Ecclesiastes 12, Ecclesiastes 12,
Reflecting on the Most Recent Sermon
Sermon Series: Psalms MixtapeSermon Title: I Wanna Say Thank You
Delivered On: July 30, 2017
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Praise the Lord, my soul; all my inmost being, praise his holy name. Praise the Lord, my soul, and forget not all his benefits (Psalm 103:1-2)Prayer Direction
Read through Psalm 103 and thank God for His forgiveness, healing, redemption, patience, compassion, grace, mercy, and provision specifically as it applies to your life.“Live It!” Challenge
Flip the Script - This week, every time you feel frustrated by your circumstances, make a deliberate effort to stop and thank God for a blessing in your life. For example, if you get a flat tire, stop and thank God you have a car.Small Group Discussion
Read: Psalm 103:1-2 Why are we reminded to not forget the benefits of God?
Is it easy for you to forget the benefits of God? Why? Why not?
Read: Psalm 103:3-19 As you read through this list of “benefits,” which ones stand out to you? Which one or two are most meaningful to you? Why?
Are there other benefits that aren’t listed? Are there benefits that are unique to your life? Share some.
When you recognize the benefits of following God, what is your natural response?
What does this chapter tell us about God’s love of us?
How should our lives reflect God’s love?
What practical step will you take to remember the benefits of God or to live your life differently because of those benefits?
Read: Psalm 103:1-2 Why are we reminded to not forget the benefits of God?
Is it easy for you to forget the benefits of God? Why? Why not?
Read: Psalm 103:3-19 As you read through this list of “benefits,” which ones stand out to you? Which one or two are most meaningful to you? Why?
Are there other benefits that aren’t listed? Are there benefits that are unique to your life? Share some.
When you recognize the benefits of following God, what is your natural response?
What does this chapter tell us about God’s love of us?
How should our lives reflect God’s love?
What practical step will you take to remember the benefits of God or to live your life differently because of those benefits?