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Introduction
Share one of the most memorable moments you have had.
Was that hard to share?
Today we are going to be looking at a passage where Paul shares the most memorable moments in his life.
Questions
Head
What characters are in the passage?
Paul
Jewish Crowd
Romans
Jesus
Gamaliel
Who was the original audience?
Context?
Angry Jewish Mob and the Romans
Retell the story as a group.
What does this scripture say about God?
God’s grace is amazing
He can save ANYONE, and radically redirect them for His purposes
God may call you to uncomfortable situations like sharing your testimony with an angry mob.
What does this scripture say about Jesus?
We can be saved by putting our faith in Jesus.
Jesus does not discriminate between different kinds of people when it comes to salvation.
He is willing to save ANYONE
Jesus is worth all of what Paul had gone through
What does this scripture say about the Holy Spirit?
He works in a variety of ways to get people saved in Jesus.
He works in visions and dreams
What does this scripture say about Mankind?
Men and women can be used by God to do some incredible things
Men and women need to put their faith in Jesus
Men and women can be distracted by a multitude of things like race, ethnicity, socio economic status, education, etc.
Heart
What were the characters experiencing or feeling?
Paul
Joy in his salvation and obedience
Joy in recounting what God has done
Resolve in being where God has called him to be
The Jewish crowd
Anger
Blindness due to racism
What do you feel when you read this passage?
(Consider your own attitudes or heart toward this passage.)
Proud of Paul
Sad about the Jewish Crowd
Hands
Are there any commands to follow?
No
What is the scripture asking us to live/practice in our daily lives?
Share our faith
Look out for God’s work through the Holy Spirit in our lives and the lives of others
Be ready to go to whatever place God calls you to
Main Idea: The gospel radically redirects the lives of all who believe.
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