Questions:
1. Read Psalm 91. Name some of God’s promises found in this passage. Explain.
2. Are there any prerequisites to obtaining the promises in Psalm 91? What does it mean to dwell in the shelter of the Most High? Explain.
3. What are some of the ways in which the enemy tries to discount the promises of God?
4. Does claiming God’s promises mean we will never suffer as Christians? Can you think of a time where God promises adversity? Explain.
5. What can you do to dwell in the presence of God this week? How can your Community Group challenge and encourage you in this?
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