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May 06, 2026 Acts 28 - A Gospel Home in Rome
Big Idea: Face every obstacle to sharing your testimony by receiving what God has already provided in Christ.
1. When facing threats–receive His credibility (1-10)
2. When the road is long–receive His community (11-28)
3. When you are imprisoned–receive His kingdom (29-31)
Discusion Questions:
1. How do you personally struggle with feeling “not credible enough” to share your faith—and how does this passage reframe where true credibility comes from?
2. What obstacles in your life currently make sharing your testimony difficult, and how might God actually be using those very circumstances as opportunities?
3. Why do you think God designed Christian community as a key source of courage for mission, and what would it look like for you to more intentionally give and receive that kind of encouragement?
4. How does this passage challenge the way you measure “success” in sharing the gospel, and what would it look like to prioritize faithfulness over outcomes?
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47min
May 06, 2026 Acts 27 - Sovereign over the Storm
Main idea: Because God’s Word is sovereign, the shipwreck of our circumstances cannot cause the failure of His promises.
1. The Folly of Human Wisdom (vv. 1–12)
2. The Fragility of Human Hope (vv. 13–20)
3. The Firmness of God’s Word (vv. 21–26)
4. The Faithfulness of God's Providence (vv. 27–44)
Discussion Questions:
1. How do you typically discern whether an opportunity is from God or just “a gentle breeze”? What does it practically look like to let God’s Word and God’s people speak into your decisions?
2. What promises of God do you find hardest to trust when life feels chaotic?
3. What might “lifeboats” of self-reliance, control, or self-righteousness look like in your life?
4. “Providence does not mean the ship won’t break; it means the Savior won’t let go.” How does that reframe suffering for a Christian?
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49min
April 21, 2026 Acts 26 - Turning from Darkness
Main idea: The Gospel is a "public truth" for a private world, so faithfully declare it!
1. Know your audience
2. Share your conversion
3. Challenge your listener
Discussion Questions:
1. Why is it easier to talk about the weather over a fence than the Resurrection with our neighbor?
2. How does the phrase "this was not done in a corner" (v. 26) change how you view the Gospel?
3. Who is the "Agrippa" in your life—someone who knows the facts but hasn't made a decision?
4. If we really live like Jesus is alive, what is the first thing in our schedule that should change?
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50min
April 20, 2026 Acts 25 - An Appeal to Ceasar
Big Idea: When faced with messy means, remember God’s unstoppable promise in Christ.
1. An ambush that declares Paul innocent
2. An appeal that sends Paul to Rome
3. An accusation that places Paul before a king
4. An authority that points to the ultimate One
Discussion Questions:
1. When have you experienced a season where God’s plan felt confusing or frustrating?
2. What does Paul’s example teach us about faithfulness in long seasons of waiting?
3. Why does the resurrection of Jesus matter so much in this chapter, and why does it still matter so much for us?
4. How can we tell when we are fearing people or circumstances more than trusting Christ?
5. How can our group help one another remember God’s promises when life feels messy?
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46min
April 20, 2026 Matthew 27:62-28:15 - He Has Risen!
Main idea: The broken seal of the Resurrection leaves no room for neutrality; we either sacriﬁce everything in worship or spend everything on a lie.
1. The Useless Strategy
2. The Sovereign Shaking
3. The Costly Suppression
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38min
March 31, 2026 Matthew 21:1-17 - The King is Here
Main idea: Jesus confronts our misplaced expectations by revealing Himself as a very different kind of King
1. A Humble King We Didn’t Expect (vv. 1–11)
2. A Holy King Who Disrupts the Religious (vv. 12–13)
3. A Merciful King Who Welcomes the Lowly (vv. 14–17)
Discussion Questions:
1. What is the disconnect between who Jesus is revealing Himself to be and what the crowd expects Him to do?
2. In what ways are we tempted to create a version of Jesus who fits our own expectations or desires?
3. When you first came to Christ, what did you expect Him to do in your life? How has that changed?
4. What would it look like for you this week to “crown Him” as King in a specific area of your life?
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41min
March 31, 2026 Acts 24 - The Gospel on Trial
Main idea: The gospel may be distorted and debated, but the real danger is delaying your response to it.
1. Distorting the Threat (vv. 1–9)
2. Defining the Threat (vv. 10–21)
3. Delaying the Threat (vv. 22–27)
Discussion Questions:
1. Why do you think the Jewish leaders described Paul as a “plague” and a “ringleader”? What does that reveal about how people misidentify threats?
2. How does the principle of conscience vs. reputation apply to Christian living in the workplace, family, or society?
3. In what ways do we sometimes act like Felix—recognizing the truth but putting off repentance or obedience?
4. Are there areas in your life where you are carrying a “low-grade fever” of guilt, trying to prove yourself? How does Christ’s finished work free you from that burden?
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46min
March 17, 2026 Acts 22:30-23:35 - The Courage of Hope
Big Idea: Courage comes from Christ’s presence and promise.
I. Courage through a clear conscience (22:30-23:10)
II. Courage through Christ’s presence (v.11)
III. Courage through Christ’s protection (v.12-22)
IV. Courage through Christ’s promise (v.23-35)
Discussion Questions:
1. How does a clear conscience give a Christian courage, and what tends to rob us of that courage?
2. What does Christ’s presence mean for believers when circumstances do not immediately improve?
3. Why is the resurrection such a central source of Christian courage and hope?
4. How have you seen God’s protection or provision come through ordinary people and everyday circumstances?
5. What does this teach us about trusting Christ’s promises when obedience leads to difficulty rather than relief?

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52min
March 10, 2026 Acts 21:37-22:29 - Dual Citizenship
Big Idea: Use every opportunity God provides to testify about Christ and follow where He sends you.
1. Take the opportunity to speak—not to remain silent (READ 21:37–40a)
2. Take the opportunity to testify—not to justify yourself (21:40b–22:21)
3. Take the opportunity to use God’s provision—even in the face of condemnation (22:22–29)

1. What provisions has God given you in your life (background, abilities, relationships, circumstances) that could be opportunities to point others to Christ?
2. Where might God be giving you opportunities to speak about Christ that you have been hesitant or silent about?
3. How would you briefly share your testimony—who you were before Christ, how you met Christ, and how He has changed your life?
4. Why did Paul’s statement that God sent him to the Gentiles caused such a strong reaction from the crowd?
5. What ordinary resources or privileges God has given you could be used more intentionally to serve Christ and advance the gospel?
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51min
March 09, 2026 Acts 21:1-36 - The Road of Resolve
Main idea: The road of resolve is the road of obedience to Christ—marked by warning, walked in humility, and often ending in suffering.
The road marked by warning (1–14)
The road walked in humility (15–26)
The road ending in suffering (27–36)
Discussion Questions:
1. What does Paul’s statement in Acts 21:13 reveal about his view of his own life?
2. How does Luke 22 help us understand Acts 21 more clearly?
3. What is the difference between gospel conviction and personal preference?
4. What does this passage teach us about the relationship between suffering and the will of God?
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50min

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The podcast currently has 569 episodes available.