4 Thoughts on Worshiping and Savoring God

4 Thoughts on Worshiping and Savoring God

By Phud Chambers

11-17-24

NOTICE: The emphasis of our discussion is to see how the Written Word (Bible) and the Spoken Word (Preaching) work together to build up the believer, so when you see WORD in the questions, know it refers to the Scripture and the Sermon.

Recap: Look back for evidence of God’s word reshaping your heart and life.

1. Share some ways that you were able to implement God’s definition of love in your marriage this past week.

Engage:  Look into the Word of God in light of Sunday’s preached sermon.

1. Read Psalm 63:1-4 and discuss times in your life where you were going through a season of thirsting (dry season).

1. Read Psalm 63:5-8 and discuss times in your life where you were in a season of feasting (sweet season).

Reflect: Look deeper at the preached and written Word.

1. How does verse 2 provide a model for believers to use their past experiences in the sanctuary for present circumstances in the desert?

2. How can understanding worship as a response to God’s glory and the Gospel’s beauty affect our spiritual vitality?

Respond: Look ahead and around to see how you can be obedient and missional.

6. Psalm 34:8 calls us to “Taste and see that the Lord is good.” As we look ahead to this week, how can we “feast” on God’s fullness? What are some ways our outward expressions of worship can reflect our inward belief about God?

1. Read Romans 8:31-39 and discuss what gives us the ability to seek, hold to, and feast on Christ. How will you rejoice in this knowledge this week?