David's Worship was Communicated

In our final week of paralleling King David’s life to the lifestyle of worship, we see that his worship was communicated.  His worship was not  just private, it was public.  His internal love had a natural external expression.  When it comes to your personal worship, is it a lifestyle because you practice or is it a lifestyle because of your perspective of God?  I am thinking there is one more option; is it a little of both?  

Psalm 57

Discussion topics

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1. What is the main take away that you have had during this series on worship?

2. What has changed about your worship, or what have you experienced new during this series?

3. Read Psalm 57 as a group and discuss what it was David was saying and the process that he went through.

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