This summer we will preach through Psalm 93-105. While studying these Psalms, you will see several repeated themes. For example, this section (Psalms 93:1 and 104:1) begins and ends with the LORD clothed in splendor and majesty. From these passages, we will rejoice together as we worship the holy, majestic, glorious, eternal, righteous King of Kings as we declare His wondrous deeds throughout history.

Mike Borgaard

Discover
• How does Psalm 105 connect praise and worship to remembering what the LORD has done?
• In what specific ways did the LORD provide for Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, and Israel?
• Is there anything about God’s provision for His people that surprises you?
• What does God’s provision in the past have to do with us today?

Nurture
• Why is it important for us to consider the implications of being in the presence of the LORD? What are the implications of not being in the presence of the LORD?
• How does God’s provision for His people in Psalm 105 encourage you today?

Act
• How can you purposefully see God in His provision this week?
• How can you purposefully give thanks for His provision this week?

Praise the Lord, All Praise and Blessing
There is a Fountain Filled with Blood
Tis So Sweet (Glenn's version)
The Whole Earth is Full of Your Glory

What does Jesus say we shouldn't worry about?

How can trusting God help with worry?

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