Fellowship Baptist Church
8-2-26 Visual Notes
Discussion Questions

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  1. David looks back over his entire life and repeatedly celebrates God’s faithfulness. Looking back over your own life, where have you seen Yahweh’s faithfulness—even during difficult seasons?
  2. In 2 Samuel 22:2–4, David calls Yahweh his Rock, Fortress, Deliverer, Shield, Refuge, and Savior. Which description of God speaks most to your current season of life? Why?
  3. David says, “In my distress I called upon Yahweh…and He heard my voice” (v. 7). What tends to keep people from bringing their struggles to God first instead of turning elsewhere?
  4. Verses 21–25 can be difficult to understand. How does remembering David’s repentance after his sin with Bathsheba help explain these verses? What does this teach us about God’s forgiveness and restoration?
  5. Read 2 Samuel 22:26–28. What do these verses teach about God’s character? How should they shape the way we live each day?
  6. The sermon emphasized that God answers prayer according to His wisdom and timing—not always according to our preferences. Can you share a time when you later realized God’s answer was better than the one you originally wanted?
  7. David’s song points beyond himself to Jesus, the greater Anointed King. How does Jesus’ death and resurrection demonstrate God’s faithfulness in an even greater way than David experienced?
  8. The sermon ended with these challenges: * Keep seeking. * Keep serving. * Keep asking. * Keep trusting.* Keep waiting. Which one do you most need to practice this week? What is one practical step you can take?
  9. The entire book of Samuel is framed by two songs—Hannah’s at the beginning and David’s at the end. What have you learned about Yahweh’s faithfulness through this study of Samuel that you don’t want to forget?
  10. What is one specific prayer request you are trusting Yahweh to answer? Spend time praying for one another, asking God to help your group continue seeking, serving, trusting, and waiting faithfully.