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Psalm 91 - Providing Refuge
Text: Psalm 91
Big Idea: Because God Himself is our refuge, we can trust Him to protect and provide for us in every trouble.
1. The blessing of confidence: God will protect and cover you
2. The blessing of covenant: God will guard you in all your ways.
3. The blessing of comfort: God will satisfy you and show His salvation.
Psalm 91 — Discussion Questions
1. What does it practically mean to “dwell in the shelter of the Most High”? How does trusting God as your refuge change how you face fear?
2. Psalm 91 says we will face real danger — yet we need not fear (vv. 5–7).
How can faith reorder our fears when threats feel overwhelming?
3. How does Jesus’ response to Satan (Matt. 4:5–7) help us interpret promises like vv. 11–12 without twisting them? What does true trust look like?
4. Where do you go for “refuge” besides God? What would it look like this week to run to Him first for protection, provision, and comfort?
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Text: Psalm 91
Big Idea: Because God Himself is our refuge, we can trust Him to protect and provide for us in every trouble.
1. The blessing of confidence: God will protect and cover you
2. The blessing of covenant: God will guard you in all your ways.
3. The blessing of comfort: God will satisfy you and show His salvation.
Psalm 91 — Discussion Questions
1. What does it practically mean to “dwell in the shelter of the Most High”? How does trusting God as your refuge change how you face fear?
2. Psalm 91 says we will face real danger — yet we need not fear (vv. 5–7).
How can faith reorder our fears when threats feel overwhelming?
3. How does Jesus’ response to Satan (Matt. 4:5–7) help us interpret promises like vv. 11–12 without twisting them? What does true trust look like?
4. Where do you go for “refuge” besides God? What would it look like this week to run to Him first for protection, provision, and comfort?