Psalm 95:3
For the LORD is a great God, a great King above all gods.
Bible Study Questions and Answers
1. What is the meaning of Psalm 95:3?

2. How does Psalm 95:3 affirm God's supremacy over all other "gods"?

3. What does "great God" in Psalm 95:3 reveal about God's character?

4. How can acknowledging God as "King above all gods" influence daily worship?

5. Connect Psalm 95:3 with Exodus 20:3 on the exclusivity of worship.

6. How can Psalm 95:3 guide us in resisting modern-day idols?

7. How does Psalm 95:3 affirm the supremacy of God over other deities?

8. What historical context supports the claim in Psalm 95:3?

9. How does archaeology corroborate the themes in Psalm 95:3?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Psalm 95?

11. How do you express adoration for God's greatness?

12. How do you express adoration for God's greatness?

13. Who is the Dalai Lama?

14. What is the significance of ringing church bells?
Discussion Questions
1. How does recognizing the LORD as a "great God" and "great King" influence your daily worship and prayer life?

2. In what ways can you actively reject modern-day idols and focus on the supremacy of God in your life?

3. How does understanding God's sovereignty provide comfort and assurance during difficult times?

4. What are some practical steps you can take to ensure that your life reflects the reverence due to a "great King above all gods"?

5. How can the truths found in Psalm 95:3 encourage you to share your faith with others, especially those who may follow other beliefs or idols?1. How can we apply the joyous worship mentioned in the first verses of Psalm 95 to our daily lives?

2. Reflecting on God as the "rock of our salvation," what does this metaphor mean to you personally?

3. What does it mean to approach God with "thanksgiving"? How can you cultivate this gratitude in your daily life?

4. How can recognizing God as the "King above all gods" influence our perspective on worldly challenges?

5. In the context of your life, how have you experienced God's ownership over the "depths of the earth" and "mountain peaks"?

6. The psalmist refers to humans as the "sheep of His hand" (verse 7). What responsibilities does this metaphorical relationship between God (shepherd) and us (sheep) entail?

7. How can you actively avoid hardening your heart in times of personal trials, as advised in verses 8-9?

8. How can the historical event at Meribah and Massah inform our current obedience to God?

9. How do verses 10-11 underscore the consequences of testing and doubting God's works?

10. What does it mean to "enter His rest," and why was this rest denied to the disobedient as per verse 11?

11. How can Psalm 95 guide your approach to worship in times of joy and times of distress?

12. How does the warning against rebellion in Psalm 95 apply to our present-day living?

13. How do the themes of worship and obedience presented in Psalm 95 affect your understanding of faith?

14. In the modern world, what actions or attitudes could be considered as 'hardening our hearts' against God?

15. What does the call to "kneel before the Lord our Maker" mean in the context of today's busy lifestyle?

16. In what ways can the verses of Psalm 95 enhance your personal prayer and worship practices?

17. How can we use the lessons from Psalm 95 to guide our interactions and relationships with others?

18. How does acknowledging God as the Creator of everything (as depicted in verse 5) influence your understanding of the environment and your role in caring for it?

19. How might the disobedience described in Psalm 95 be demonstrated in contemporary society?

20. In light of Psalm 95, how would you redefine your understanding of obedience to God?

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