How would you articulate the main theme (or themes) of this psalm?

What is David asking God for in this psalm?

What is David thanking God for in this psalm?

It is clear that David has experienced suffering in some capacity.  (30:1, 30:3, 30:5, 30:11)  What seems to the the cause (or one of the causes) of that suffering?  (30:6-7)

Where do we see lament in this psalm?  Where do we see praise?

What does this psalm tell us about the character and the heart of God?

How is this psalm calling us to respond to the grace of God in our lives?

What does 30:5 teach us about God’s anger and his favor?  About sadness and joy?

What does this psalm teach us about suffering, and perseverance?

What does this psalm teach us about redemption, and resurrection?

How does this psalm invite us to express gratitude for God's deliverance and favor in our lives?  What are some practical ways that we can be doing this?

How does this psalm encourage us to look beyond our immediate circumstances, and see God's larger will and plan for our lives?

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