Good Morning Girls Resources {Psalms 11-15}
Welcome back to Week 3 in theΒ Book of Psalms 1-50!
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Hereβs what this past week’s looked like:
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Β This Weekβs Bible Reading Plan:
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This weekβs Reflection & Discussion Questions
(Leaders:Β Copy and paste these into your groups.Β If you do not have a group, use these for a personal time of reflection.)
Chapter 11
God makes his presence known to the righteous and allows them to behold his face in the midst of turmoil.
How have you seen the face of God in your darkest times?
Chapter 12
David lived in a generation full of deceivers and prideful people. He contrasted their words with Gods. Godβs word is pure.
As a believer, how can you be accountable to speak truth with every word that you say?
Chapter 13
David opens his heart and shares his raw emotions, but still chooses to praise God in the depths of difficulties.
Are you in the midst of a trial? Despite your difficulties, what can you praise God for today?
Chapter 14
David reflects on those who reject God and calls them fools. Itβs interesting to note where they deny God β itβs in their hearts. Verse 2 says the Lord is looking down from heaven to see if there are any who seek him.
We may have a lot of intellectual knowledge about God but ultimately our decisions are made by the loves and passions of our heart. How is your heart today? Is it seeking God or seeking pleasure and how can you realign your heart with the heart of God?
Chapter 15
David lists eleven ways we should live if we want to have sweet fellowship with God.
Which of these stood out to you as something you need to work on in your life?
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This Weekβs Verses of the Day:
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Walk with the King,
Took this study to the beach with me last week. Enjoying every minute of this study. Pairing it with the book The Songs of Jesus.
Anyone:
What, if any, differences do you see between forgiving one who has repented sought forgiveness AND one who has not?
…repented, sought forgiveness
Hi Emily,
I agree with Kerry – forgiveness is something we should offer others – just as God has forgiven us. But reconciliation between two people can not happen until the person apologizes and is truly repentant for what they have done. So while you may forgive a person – the relationship cannot be fully restored until they are truly sorry.
Hope that helps,
Courtney
Here is a very interesting read on that:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.gotquestions.org/amp/withholding-forgiveness.html
It basically says repentance is necessary for true forgiveness, but not for an attitude of forgive-a-bility. The forgiveness transaction can’t be complete until the offender repents, but we can offer forgiveness and have an attitude open to it.