Main Point: Since the Lord is a righteous judge, we can entrust ourselves to Him when we suffer unjustly
1) Run to the Lord for Refuge
2) Invite the Lord to Search our Hearts
3) Trust the Lord to Judge Justly
4) Praise the Lord for His Righteousness
Home Group Questions:
Why do you think David begins the psalm by declaring that he takes refuge in the Lord? What does that reveal about his priorities?
What does Psalm 7 teach us about the character of God as Judge? What makes Him uniquely qualified to judge rightly?
Why is being falsely accused or misunderstood so difficult for us? What does it reveal about our desire for the approval of others?
What is the difference between pursuing legitimate justice and seeking personal vengeance? Why is that distinction important for Christians?
Psalm 7 ends with praise rather than bitterness. Why do you think remembering God's character can move us from anxiety or anger toward worship?