Book of Acts - Review

Reading Assignment: Review the Book of Acts

Discussion Questions:

1. What do you see as the key theme of Acts?
2. How would you characterize the connection between Luke's Gospel and the Book of Acts (remember - both written by Luke)?
3. What verse or passage had the greatest impact on you personally over the course of the study? Explain?
4. In what way is God calling you to change as the result of this study? How can we help you?
5. Final thoughts

Book of Acts - Chapter 28

Reading Assignment: Acts 28

Discussion Questions:

1. Do you ever have doubts of God's provision in your life? How can we be reassured through Paul's life, that God will provide for all our needs, no matter what the circumstances?
2. How was Paul faithful to his calling upon his arrival in Rome? What was familiar about his approach to spreading the Good News? Why do you think he did what he did?
3. How did Paul leave it with the Jews who did not believe? What can we learn from his approach?
4. What else did you learn?
   

Book of Acts - Chapter 26-27

This Week's Reading: Acts 26-27

Discussion Questions:

1. We have heard Paul tell his story a few times in the last few chapters of Acts. How did he tailor his message to the audience and the situation he faced? What can we learn from the way he did it?
2. What story of God's working in your life can you rehearse for sharing with others?
3. Paul's wise counsel was ignored by the sailors, in what circumstances can we ignore wise counsel? What can a person do to make his or her counsel likely to be heard?
4. Once they lost control of the ship and their situation, how do you think the men felt? What do you do when circumstances are beyond your control?
5. What else did you learn?

Book of Acts - Chapter 24-25

This Week's Reading: Acts 24-25

Discussion Questions:

1. Can you relate to the waiting that Paul endured during his imprisonment? How can we show patience in a time of long-term waiting?
2. In what way did Paul's enemies try to manipulate circumstances to serve their own ends? Are their circumstances or people in your life that you need to avoid to protect your spiritual well-being?
3. In what way did Paul's arrest help him spread the news about Christ?
4. Why might God allow us to suffer for no apparent reason? In what difficult situation do you need to remember that God is sovereignly in control?
5. What else did you learn?