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Psalm 94: How Do You Respond When Someone Hurts You?
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1) This Sunday’s teaching opened with the question: How do you respond when someone hurts you? How would you answer that question? With revenge? Harboring bitterness? Wishing ill towards those who hurt you?
2) Psalm 94 opens, declaring God as a God of vengeance when it comes to fighting for His children. How does this characteristic of God impact how you react to those who hurt you? How does that impact how you handle your pain? (For further reading on God's vengeance, read Romans 12:19, Proverbs 20:22, and Isaiah 35:4)
3) In Psalm 94:3-6, we see the author declaring their hurts to God. How can that type of intimacy with God grow your relationship with Him?
4) Read James 1:2-4. In this passage, James outlines how God can give our pain a purpose. Have you seen this prove to be true in your life before? How could your current pain, handed over to God, bring something beneficial to your life?
5) Read John 16:33. If Jesus has overcome the world, as well as death, what confidence can you carry regarding what he can do with, and through, your hurt and pain?
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By Fork Christian ChurchDig In Questions
1) This Sunday’s teaching opened with the question: How do you respond when someone hurts you? How would you answer that question? With revenge? Harboring bitterness? Wishing ill towards those who hurt you?
2) Psalm 94 opens, declaring God as a God of vengeance when it comes to fighting for His children. How does this characteristic of God impact how you react to those who hurt you? How does that impact how you handle your pain? (For further reading on God's vengeance, read Romans 12:19, Proverbs 20:22, and Isaiah 35:4)
3) In Psalm 94:3-6, we see the author declaring their hurts to God. How can that type of intimacy with God grow your relationship with Him?
4) Read James 1:2-4. In this passage, James outlines how God can give our pain a purpose. Have you seen this prove to be true in your life before? How could your current pain, handed over to God, bring something beneficial to your life?
5) Read John 16:33. If Jesus has overcome the world, as well as death, what confidence can you carry regarding what he can do with, and through, your hurt and pain?