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Activated And Emowered At The Ends Of The Earth | Activated & Empowered | Week 6
As the book of Acts ends, the story of God’s mission doesn’t. Luke leaves the story open, inviting us to step into the next chapter.
In this message, we’ll unpack Acts 28:17–31 and see that the Gospel has traveled from Jerusalem to Rome and now to the ends of the earth—including right here in Honolulu. We are called to live as Spirit-empowered witnesses, not just to know the Great Commission but to live it out—through courage, consistency, and Christ-like love. The book of Acts may end, but Jesus’ mission continues.
Discussion Questions:
1. How does knowing that we are “living Acts 29” change the way you think about your daily life and purpose?
2. Which of these barriers to evangelism do you relate to most—identity confusion (“it’s the church’s job”), confidence (“I don’t know what to say”), or rhythm (“I forget in daily life”)?
3. Pastor Brett said, “The ends of the earth aren’t a dot on a map; they’re every step you take with Jesus.” What does that look like for you in your current season—home, work, or school?
4. Think of a recent “interruption” in your week. How might that have been a divine appointment rather than a distraction?
5. In Acts 28, Paul quotes Isaiah 6 about hearts that are calloused and eyes that are closed. What helps a person’s heart stay open to God? How can we pray and live to help others see again?
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By C4ChurchHawaiiAs the book of Acts ends, the story of God’s mission doesn’t. Luke leaves the story open, inviting us to step into the next chapter.
In this message, we’ll unpack Acts 28:17–31 and see that the Gospel has traveled from Jerusalem to Rome and now to the ends of the earth—including right here in Honolulu. We are called to live as Spirit-empowered witnesses, not just to know the Great Commission but to live it out—through courage, consistency, and Christ-like love. The book of Acts may end, but Jesus’ mission continues.
Discussion Questions:
1. How does knowing that we are “living Acts 29” change the way you think about your daily life and purpose?
2. Which of these barriers to evangelism do you relate to most—identity confusion (“it’s the church’s job”), confidence (“I don’t know what to say”), or rhythm (“I forget in daily life”)?
3. Pastor Brett said, “The ends of the earth aren’t a dot on a map; they’re every step you take with Jesus.” What does that look like for you in your current season—home, work, or school?
4. Think of a recent “interruption” in your week. How might that have been a divine appointment rather than a distraction?
5. In Acts 28, Paul quotes Isaiah 6 about hearts that are calloused and eyes that are closed. What helps a person’s heart stay open to God? How can we pray and live to help others see again?