Psalm 100

 Read Psalm 100This psalm follows a pattern of expression based on knowledge and our walk according to the Word. Why is it so important to base the expression of our Christian life and worship on the knowledge of truth rather than on feelings and emotions? (Romans 12:2; Philippians 1:9-11) How do our emotions and expressions of praise reveal our understanding of what we have learned? Why do you think God calls us to sing to Him and praise Him? How does gathering together as a church enhance our experience of worship? (Colossians 3:16; Hebrews 12:22–24) Serving the Lord means living according to His commands. Why should we do this with gladness? (John 13:11-17) Are there ways you are called to serve God that you find difficult to do with gladness? How might you change this? How does thankfulness to God show our understanding of who He is and what He has done? How can we maintain gratitude even during difficult circumstances? How would you define what it means for God to be good? How are His love and faithfulness related to His goodness? How would a true and solid belief in these attributes of God help you live your day-to-day life? Psalm 100 says we are “the sheep of His pasture.” What does it mean for you personally that God is your Shepherd?