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What did we learn this week?
- 1. How can you cultivate the habit of “remembering the works of the Lord”? What works or characteristics of God come to mind right now that you can turn into praise?
- 2. Have you ever felt like God was far away, not paying attention to the circumstances of your life? Describe this feeling using similar words to the psalms of lament you have read this week.
- 3. When have you specifically seen God help you and act as your source of strength? How has this helped you grow in your faith? Does reflecting and remembering such times help you grow in your faith now? How?
- 4. How can you ensure that your heart stays humble and repentant through the ups and downs of life and in the face of suffering? What steps can you take this week to cultivate humbleness and repentance in your daily walk with the Lord?
- 5. What does it mean for you to trust in God’s faithfulness today?
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It is okay to cry out to God in the midst of your suffering, like David, Jeremiah, and Paul. They suffered greatly in their lives and went to God in the midst of their grief, vocalizing the sorrow they experienced. You will learn how to lament, which means bringing your sorrows, heartbreak, and pain to God and how to trust Him again and rejoice, even on your hardest days.
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