Reflection Questions

1. What can we learn from (or aspire to be more like) Philip from today’s passage?
2. What can we learn from (or aspire to be more like) the Ethiopian Eunuch from today’s passage?
3. TAKE HOME: What are some ways for you to remind yourself of the gospel more regularly so that you can be more joyful?

Reflection Questions

1. What is Luke showing us with this story about Simon?
2. Why is verse 22 critical for understanding the Gospel?
3. TAKE HOME: What is Luke showing us with this story about the Samaritans coming to saving faith?

Reflection Questions

1. What is Luke trying to show and teach us from Acts 7:1-8:3? 
2. How do we apply this passage to our own lives? How do we live like Stephen? 
3. TAKE HOME: What are some events in which you can look back and see God working, in good times and in bad, all things out for His glory?

Reflection Questions

1. What does Acts 6 teach us about Christian ministry?
2. What is Luke teaching us about Stephen?
3. TAKE HOME: How can you be more intentional about getting to know people at church to a level where you can tell if they are men and women filled with grace and the Holy Spirit?

Reflection Questions

1. Acts 3-5 is building up to Acts 5:41-42… What is Luke trying to show and teach us about being a follower of Christ?
2. What are some reasons we see from today’s passage that people would be hostile to the gospel?
3. TAKE HOME: How should this story embolden us in our faith and evangelistic efforts?

Reflection Questions

1. Based on Acts 4:32-37, what stood out to you about the way Christian community is established and lived out?
2. Based on Acts 5:1-10, what stood out to you about the way Christian community can be compromised?
3. TAKE HOME: Why does Luke want us to know that the entire church was left in fear in Acts 5:11? What’s the application for you and your life?

Reflection Question

1. Why do you think the events of these two days were so impactful that Luke added Acts 3-4 to this letter? What is Luke trying to teach Theophilus and us? 
2. Given what we know about Peter and John from the gospels, why is Acts 4:19-20 so amazing? What does it teach us about the Holy Spirit? 
3. TAKE HOME: What element of the prayer from Acts 4:24-30 resonated with you? What element can you start incorporating in your prayer life?

Reflection Questions

1. Based on Acts 2:42-47, what are some characteristics of healthy church members? 
2. Based on Acts 2:42-47, what are the four key components of a healthy church? 
3. TAKE HOME: What is the biggest obstacle in your life preventing you from having a deep and genuine relationship with other believers?

Reflection Questions

1. In Acts 2:37, the crowd reacts to Peter’s sermon, saying, “What shall we do?” When you reflect on today’s passage, what shall we do with it? Or, as we saw the crowd ask in 2:12… What does this mean for our lives today?
2. What does this passage teach us about the power of prayer and the Holy Spirit when it comes to revivals?
3. TAKE HOME: How have you seen God move in miraculous ways in your life?

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?