# Psalm 103 Bible study questions

> David tells himself to bless the Lord and not forget what God has done: forgiving, healing, redeeming, and showing love as high as the heavens.

Source: https://www.lumin.faith/group-questions/psalm-103
10 questions for a small group or a leader. Read the chapter aloud first: https://www.lumin.faith/read/psalm/103.md

## Start here

1. What is something good from this past year you almost forgot?

## Look: what does it say?

2. List the benefits David says not to forget. (Psalm 103:2-5)
3. How far does God remove our sins from us? (Psalm 103:11-12)
4. How does the psalm describe human life, and God’s love, in contrast? (Psalm 103:15-17)

## Understand: what does it mean?

5. David talks to his own soul. Why might a person need to do that? (Psalm 103:1-2)
6. God does not deal with us as our sins deserve. What does that say about him? (Psalm 103:10)
7. God remembers that we are dust. Why is that a comfort and not an insult? (Psalm 103:13-14)

## Live it: what will we do?

8. Which benefit in verses 3 to 5 have you seen in your own life? (Psalm 103:3-5)
9. What sin do you keep picking back up that God has already removed? (Psalm 103:12)
10. What would help you not forget what God has done? A journal, a habit, telling someone? (Psalm 103:2)

## Close in prayer

Go around and each name one thing God has done, then read verses 1 and 2 together.

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