Guest Pastor Gerald Griffin Matthew 3:13-17

Video Referenced: The Bible Project – Acts Part II Sermon Questions for Reflection – Read Acts 27:1-44 Read 1 Cor. 6:19-20. Paul wrote this to the church in Corinth. How do you see him living out this truth in our story in Acts 27?  How should we live our lives today in light of the […]

Sermon Questions for Reflection – Read Acts 20:17-38 What is your response to the way Paul served the church?  What do you take away from his personal example? Read 1 Thess. 2:7-8.  How does this passage compare to what you learn from Acts 20? How can you apply the example/instruction of verses 22-24 to your […]

Acts 22:1-22

Acts 20:7-12  

Sermon Questions for Reflection: Read Acts 17:16-34   1. What ideas or motivations do we see in our culture that people get passionate about, like how the Greeks devoted themselves to philosophy? 2. What are the redemptive qualities in those ideas that we can affirm? How can we also speak scriptural truth into them? (For example: we can […]

Sermon Questions for Reflection: Read Acts 15:1-21 What does it mean for us that we are saved by grace and not by any other requirements? Why did God set it up this way? What is the danger of adding requirements to salvation outside of God’s grace through faith? (1 Cor. 15:3-11; Eph. 2:8-9) What assurances […]

Sermon Questions for Reflection – Read Acts 11:19-30; 13:1-3 Why is the church in Antioch so significant?  What made the leaders/evangelists so effective at sharing the Gospel in such a ‘dark’ city?  The watching world called these new disciples Christians, or ‘little Christs’, for the first time in Antioch based on their actions.  It was […]

READ Acts 10:23-11:18  Why is the story of Cornelius’s conversion so important?  How does his story speak to the sin of partiality?  Why is fellowship around food and in homes so important in the Bible?  How should we apply this in our world and homes today? How did God ‘convert’ Peter to the implications of […]

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