The Perfect Time to Praise

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November 18, 2018

“The Perfect Time to Praise” Psalm 111

Ice Breaker: What is your favorite component of the Thanksgiving holiday (i.e. - food, football, family and friends, Black Friday)? Do you have a good memory or are you prone to forget things? Explain/Share. Read Psalm 111 1. What insight, principle or observation did you find to be most fresh, eye-opening or troubling? Explain.

2. What does it look like when you worship and give thanks to the Lord with your whole heart?

3. How is giving thanks and praising God in community and with other people different than praising God on your own or in isolation?

4. What are some ways God causes you to remember His wondrous works?

5. Share some of the attributes of God that you have become more aware of in the past year?

6. Share how you’ve seen God work through specific events or activities in your life in the past year?

7. Are you more likely to praise God for who He is or for what He has done? Does it matter or can it be distinguished? Explain.

8. What are some creative or intentional things you do to remember how God has provided in your past?

9. In your prayer time together, spend dedicated time praising God for who He is and what He’s done.

Praising God is a command we’ve been given that allows us to be a part of something bigger than ourselves (where we can take part in something that can and does occur forever). Pray for each other.

November 1, 2018

“The Perfect Time to Praise” Psalm 111

1. Praise God for who He is.

I’m thankful and praise God because He is:

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2. Praise God for what He’s done.

I’m thankful for what God has done:

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One way I can remember what God has done is to: _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Praising God is a command we’ve been given that allows us to be a part of something bigger than ourselves (where we can take part in something that can and does occur forever).