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Where have you chosen the right road over the hard road? What storms have you gone through in your life that God has used? What shipwrecks have you been in and where have you seen God?
Today, we are reading Acts 25-27
What truths do you tell people about your experience with God? How can your identities be a superpower and not a harm? What have you been putting off for a while that you know God has been calling you to do?
Today, we are reading Acts 22-24
Have you ever tried to use Jesus' name for your own gain? Even when life is boring or dull, where has God worked in your life? If you were Paul, would you have gone to Rome?
Today, we are reading Acts 19-21
How has your heart been opened before you even knew God? What songs do you sing when you feel imprisoned? How do you share your faith with others to help connect with them?
Today, we are reading Acts 16-18
How do you speak truth to false power? Are there any ways you feel people don't "fit" into the church? In what ways might you walk away from someone else to fufill what God is calling you towards?
Today, we are reading Acts 13-15
What do you say is unclean but God calls clean? What chains bind you? Do you have any pride that eats you alive?
Today we are reading Acts 10-12
Where are you like Stephen? Where are you like Paul?
Today, we are reading Acts 7-9
What has happened in your life where you can't help but speak? How are you helping create a community that cares for everyone's needs? How are you being authentically and fully yourself?
Today we are reading Acts 4-6
What is your Pentecost? Where are you being "cut to the heart?" How are you healing people more than just a physical healing?
Today we are reading Acts 1-3
What are you laying down and folding for you to be resurrected? What parts of your heart need to be tended by the gardener?
Today we finish reading the Gospel of John, chapters 19-21
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We will be reading through the Bible in different season. In this podcast, we will read the readings of the day, give a short homily, then pray.