Personalize the truth. How have these psalms affected the way you think about God’s goodness? Talk to Him about it. Share any struggles or doubts you have. Ask Him to show you how to live by the truths you’ve seen in these psalms.

How did the Study Questions, Core Group discussion, teaching, or Commentary encourage you to be more attentive to God’s works?

The New Testament teaches this: “If anyone acknowledges that Jesus is the Son of God, God lives in them and they in God” (1 Jn. 4:15, NIV). And we’ve seen in this lesson that God transforms the place where He lives. Does God live in you? If you’re not sure, talk to your Core Group leader and learn how you can be sure. If you know He lives in you, how is He working to conform you to the image of Christ today?

From the Study Questions, Core Group discussion, teaching, or Commentary, what was the most interesting truth you learned about the Psalms of Zion and their relevance for Christ followers?

Take some time to evaluate your confidence in God. How have you seen Him “keeping” your life? In what ways is your faith in Him strong, and in what ways is it shaky? Talk to Him about it, and ask Him to give you more confidence in who He is and how much He cares about you.

The psalms in this lesson use imagery. Which pictures do you remember from the Study Questions or Commentary, and which stand out most to you right now?

What points from the teaching or Commentary stood out to you about staying strong in faith during times of disaster?

From this week’s Core Group discussion, teaching, or Commentary, what about God’s plan for the nations stood out to you in a fresh way?

From the Study Questions or your Core Group discussion, what insights did you gain about the significance of Israel’s king?

What stood out most to you from this week’s teaching and Commentary about how Jesus is portrayed in the psalms?

As you studied these six psalms during your individual and group times, in what ways did you relate to the psalmists, and what did you learn from them?

What did you learn from the Study Questions or Commentary about how the writer of Psalm 119 viewed and dealt with affliction?

From the Study Questions, your Core Group discussion, or the teaching, what fresh insights did you gain about how well God knows you?