Questions
. . . Who shall “remember” in Psalm 22:27?
All the ends of the world shall remember and turn unto the LORD: and all the families of the nations shall worship before you.
Remember . . .
Read It Again
1. Who created the earth? 2. Who created the heavens? 3. Who gives breath to the people on earth? 4. Who made all nations? 5. How close is God? 6. Does God give breath to only people or other things also? 7. Does God have pleasure in death? 8. What does God now command? 9. Why does He command this?
Think About It
1. Have you ever created something that you cared for or cared for an animal that completely depended on you? What did you think about that responsibility?
2. Can a person hide from God or how do people think they can hide from God.
3. What do you think it means for God to be at hand and not far off?
4. What does it mean for a person to be trustworthy?
5. How does a person know they can rely on what God says?
Apply It
1. How will you respond to the knowledge that God created the earth and everything in it?
2. How will you respond to the knowledge that God gives people their very breath?
3. How will you respond to the knowledge that God is Holy?
. . . Who shall the “ends of the world” turn to in Psalm 22:27?
All the ends of the world shall remember and turn unto the LORD: and all the families of the nations shall worship before you.
Turn . . .
Read It Again
1. What did Jesus preach? 2. What did Jesus say as He was preaching? 3. What did God love? 4. What did God give because of His love? 5. Why did God do what He did? 6. What did John call Jesus? 7. What did John say Jesus would do? 8. How did sin enter into the world? 9. What comes by sin that is passed on to all men? 10. What did Christ do for our sins according to the scriptures? 11. According to the scriptures what happened after Christ died? 12. What is the Gift of God? 13. How does a person have life through Christ? 14. Who does Jesus call to repentance? 15. According to Romans 10:9-10 what must you believe in your heart? 16. How does one become a Child of God? 17. What is sent forth to the sons of God?
Think About It
1. What type of people do you think Jesus wanted to repent?
2. What does it mean to repent?
3. Read Acts 17:24-31. Then take some time to think about Acts 17:31 and John 3:16. What do they say about God and the World?
What does that mean to you?
4. How did sin get passed on to all people?
Do you feel you are a sinner?
5. How are sinners made the righteousness of God?
6. Now read Acts 17:31 again and compare it with Romans 10:9-10. How do they explain why we should repent and how to be saved from sin?
Apply It
1. If you have not yet trusted Jesus as your Lord and Savior from sin now is the time to “TURN” from your sins to Him, trusting Jesus with all your heart, that He died, was buried and rose again to save you.
Read Ephesians Chapters 1 and 2 and learn more about what Christ has done for those that truly believe in Him.
Your next step is to be baptized. Read Acts 16:30-34.
2. If you have placed your faith in The Lord Jesus Christ as your Savior from sin read Colossians 2:6-7.
How is your Walk with Christ?
Is there anything that needs to change?
3. Are you facing opposition from others because of your faith? Read 2 Thessalonians 1:7-9 and 2 Peter 3. How can you learn to rest knowing God has an ultimate plan?
. . . Who shall worship before God in Psalm 22:27?
All the ends of the world shall remember and turn unto the LORD: and all the families of the nations shall worship before you.
Worship . . .
Read It Again
1. What do true worshippers do? 2. Who is seeking true worshippers? 3. In Psalm 50:23 what does praise do? 4. In how many things is God to be glorified? 5. In Psalm 40:16 who is to rejoice and be glad? 5b. How else are they described? 6. Where can we sing praise? 7. Psalm 47:1 says how many people should clap their hands? 7b. What else should they do? 8. How can we praise God according to Psalm 150:4?
Answer the following questions from Romans 12:1-2: 9. What is to be presented? 10. To whom is it presented to? 11. How is it presented? 12. What type of service is it? 13. What is not to be done in relationship to the world? 14. What is to be done instead? 15. Why is this to be done?
Think About It
1. How do you think true worship looks? How does that compare to John 4:23? 2. Why do you think the Father seeks true worshippers? 3. What are ways you can glorify God when worshipping Him? 4. How do you try to glorify God in all you do? 5. How does one rejoice that is seeking God? What is their motivation? 6. How many different places do you praise God? 7. Why do you think clapping your hands and shouting unto God should be a part of worshiping God? 7b. What about instruments?
Answer the following questions from Romans 12:1-2: 8. Who was speaking? 9. Why do you think he made this plea? 10. How does a person present their body? 11. How can a person not be conformed to the world? 12. How does a person renew their mind?
Apply It
1. Ask the Lord Jesus, with the help of the Holy Spirit to reveal to you how true worship looks in your personal life and your congregational life? 2. Then ask Jesus to daily show you what it means to present your body and your whole being to Him as a living sacrifice?