Reflection Questions1. How does the question the disciples ask in Acts 1:6 help us to understand Acts 1:1-5 and Acts 1:8 in terms of characteristics/markers of being a Christian? 2. What does Acts 1:12-26, Judas’ death and replacement, teach about the Holy Spirit? 3. TAKE HOME: How can your prayer life be anchored in God’s providence, as we see in Acts 1:12, 24-25?

Reflection Questions 1. How does the question the disciples ask in Acts 1:6 help us to understand Acts 1:1-5 and Acts 1:8 in terms of characteristics/markers of being a Christian? 2. What does Acts 1:12-26, Judas’ death and replacement, teach about the Holy Spirit? 3. TAKE HOME: How can your prayer life be anchored in God’s providence, as we see in Acts 1:12, 24-25?

Reflection Questions1. How does the question the disciples ask in Acts 1:6 help us to understand Acts 1:1-5 and Acts 1:8 in terms of characteristics/markers of being a Christian? 2. What does Acts 1:12-26, Judas’ death and replacement, teach about the Holy Spirit? 3. TAKE HOME: How can your prayer life be anchored in God’s providence, as we see in Acts 1:12, 24-25?

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Acts 1:1-26

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