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Occoquan Bible Church | Sermons

Occoquan Bible Church

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Sermons preached at Occoquan Bible Church. We are located at 3700 Old Bridge Rd, Woodbridge, VA 22192. Sunday worship services are held at 10:00am. Visit obc.org for more information. Our Mission: As a family of believers centered on the gospel, Occoquan Bible Church exists to glorify God in life together, by magnifying Christ from all the Scriptures, maturing saints for every good work, making disciples from all nations, and moving out to all places with the good news.

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3. The Wonders of God's Word (Psalm 119:17-24) | Gimel | John Gill

Occoquan Bible Church | Sermons

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3 months ago

3. The Wonders of God's Word (Psalm 119:17-24) | Gimel | John Gill

Before you listen to this sermon, read Psalm 119:17-24 and pray for the Lord to give grace that you may behold his wonders.

Discussion & Response Questions for Psalm 119:17-24

1. As you look back at this Sunday’s sermon and Psalm 119, what were some of the takeaways? What did you find helpful or encouraging? What questions do you have?

2. How does this stanza (vv. 17-24) speak about the psalmist’s identity? What is revealed about the psalmist’s spiritual condition? What are his circumstances?

3. Consider each pair of verses. What is the psalmist seeking from God?

4. What does this stanza reveal about the character and being of God? About the works of God?

5. Reflect on the psalmist’s desires and emotions. How does this encourage or challenge you?

6. Consider this stanza in light of the gospel. Christ has died, Christ has risen, and Christ will come again. The Spirit has been given to the Church. How should we read this stanza in light of the realities and promises of the New Covenant?

7. How might this stanza shape the way you approach the Word of God?

8. To what end do you seek the Lord’s blessing? Consider the priorities of the psalmist.

9. What are right applications of this text for us today?

10. How should we respond to this text?