The Psalmist compares the Israelites to a vine transplanted from Egypt.  What do you make of that analogy?  Or was there something else that caught your attention in today's psalm?  

In this Psalm we hear the psalmist ask God to remember the people and instead go after those who would attack them.  What do you make of this way of thinking?  

By far the longest Psalm we have heard so far (but not the longest), what did you get out of today's scripture reading?  

In this lament Psalm what do you hear about the psalmist and his relationship to God?

What imagery stuck out to you?  What was the most profound and descriptive word that popped off the page at you?  

This is a joyous Psalm through most of it.  What joy did you pull out of it?  

This psalm focuses a lot on the destruction of God's meeting place (places of worship).  How would you respond if something happened to where you worship?  

What do you thin about this two sided psalm?  

This psalm has a lot of language about the king and about God.  It also focuses on the needy.  What do you make of this particular psalm?  

Be my rock of refuge.  What did you hear?  Did this phrase stick out to you?