Sunday 30 June
Psalm 104 – How Creation Turns us to God
Jairus Robb
Jairus walks us through Psalm 104 and shares wisdom and insight on how creation turns us to God. Creation stops us in awe, silences us, reminds us of God's power, and inspires something in us.
Life Group questions
Psalm 104 – How Creation Turns us to God
Psalms: Seeking God’s Presence. Psalm 104 – How Creation Turns us to God
Read Psalm 104
Read it again, in a different translation.
- What stands out to you?
- Are there any particular phrases or images in this Psalm that you find compelling?
- What is your favourite place to go in nature? (e.g., a favourite beach, forest, park, etc.)
- How do you feel when you are there?
- How does that place point to what God is like?
- How does being out in nature affect your relationship with God?
- If it changes it in some way, why do you think this is?
If you have time, get someone to read Job 38 – 39 out loud, or listen to it read aloud by Streetlights on Spotify or YouTube. (Link here)
- What connections can you see between this reading, and Psalm 104?
- What is God doing when he questions Job?
- As you think about these readings, how does your perspective of God change?
- When can you make time to get out into nature this week?
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