Discussion Questions:

1. Rebellion and Sovereignty: Psalm 2 portrays the rebellion of nations

against God's anointed king. How do you see this theme of rebellion

manifesting in our world today, and what are some practical ways

we can respond to or address this opposition in our daily lives?

2. Legacy and Influence: Reflecting on the idea that our ultimate legacy

should be a life aligned with Christ more than personal achievements,

how can we practically ensure that our actions and decisions are

focused on reflecting Christ's values and making His impact central

in our lives and the lives of those around us?

3. Divine Assurance: The psalm emphasizes that God's kingdom is

unshakable and His plan is certain. How does this assurance of God's

sovereignty affect your personal faith and outlook, especially in

times of uncertainty or difficulty? Can you share a personal

experience where this assurance provided you with comfort or

hope?

4. Submission and Reverence: Verses 10-12 call for a reverent submission

to God's Son. What does it mean to serve or submit to Christ in a

practical sense, and how can we encourage each other to cultivate a

deeper sense of reverence and obedience in our relationship with

Him?

5. Fulfillment in Jesus: Psalm 2 is fulfilled in Jesus Christ, highlighting His

eternal kingship. How does understanding Jesus as the fulfillment of

this psalm impact your view of His role in your life and in the world?

What are some ways we can help others see the significance of

Jesus' kingship and His promises in their own lives?