Psalm 133
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Introduction:
God blesses Christians who fellowship in community with other believers. Our unity
demonstrates to the world what it means to live All for Jesus and allows God’s blessings
to flow through us so that we can be a blessing to those around us.
Starting Out:
Are you the kind of person who joins a group for every hobby or interest you have?
Following up:
Did you make a plan to disciple anyone in your oikos this week?
Psalm 133:1-3:
1. Is there anything in this passage that makes you curious as to what David was
going through in his life when he wrote this Psalm?
2. Who do you think “brothers” refers to in verse 1?
3. What is your definition of unity? What do you think God’s definition is?
4. What are the benefits of unity when it comes to the Church?
5. What are some obvious signs a church is united or is filled with disunity?
6. What makes it so hard to maintain true unity among believers?
7. What does “precious oil on the head” refer to? (v.2) HINT: See Exodus 30:22-33
8. What do you think David is trying to portray with his visual of dew flowing down
the mountain?
9. What is the ultimate blessing from God? (v.3)
Taking It Home:
10. What are some specific ways you can contribute to the unity of The Chapel?
11. Are there any attitudes, thoughts, or habits that you need to change to be more united
with fellow believers at The Chapel?
12. What is one way you can allow God’s blessings to flow through you to others this week?
Emphasis on Oikos:
13. Love is the key! Do you truly love the people in your oikos?
Other Scriptures to engage with this week:
Philippians 1:27-30 • Ephesians 6:10-20 • 1 Corinthians 13 • Matt. 28:16-20 • Exodus 28:15-30 • Genesis 13