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Chapter 3 discusses Peter and John. They were going to the temple when they encountered a man begging at the Beautiful Gate who was blind. Peter said to the man "silver and gold I do not have, but what I have I give you." Once healed, the man went into the temple courts praising God. The Apostles were put in jail until the next day for proclaiming in Jesus the resurrection of the dead before the priests, captain of the temple guard, and Sadducees.
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The document discusses the fundamentals of fellowship based on Acts 2:42-47. It summarizes that the early church based their fellowship on their common bond of salvation. They devoted themselves to teaching, fellowship, sharing meals including communion, and prayer. They met daily, shared everything they had, and cared for those in need. Each day more were added as they were saved. The early church experienced consistent fellowship, were aware of and helped meet each other's needs, and were accepting of all peoples.
Sunday school lesson_2011_02_06
The document contains discussion questions and Bible passages about faith and love from Hebrews 11:6 and John 13-17. It discusses that faith in God's existence and rewards for seeking Him are necessary to please God. It also explores what the "mark" of a Christian is according to the Bible and examines Jesus' commandment to love one another as he loved us, so that people will know we are his disciples.
Sunday school lesson_2011_02_13
The document contains teachings from the Bible on faith, outreach, and serving others. It discusses Jesus sending out his disciples two by two to spread the gospel. It encourages working with others for protection and credibility. It stresses trusting the Holy Spirit to give the words and coming upon those who receive the message. It lists current outreach programs including neighborhood Bible studies and serving communities through safety checks. The overall message is on the importance of faith and working together to spread the gospel.
7 Results of Discipleship
- Discipleship will cause you to give up things in your life to spend more time with God, which may include worldly attachments that distract from putting God first.
- It will examine your life and habits, exposing characteristics you were comfortable leaving unchanged, like faults you need to admit and conflicts you need to quickly resolve.
- The focus shifts from gaining biblical knowledge to gaining spiritual wisdom through applying scripture to your words and actions each day.
Sunday School Lesson_2010_01_16
The document discusses objections to faith that are raised in Romans 3:1-8. It questions whether there is any advantage to being Jewish or following rituals like circumcision now that Jesus has come. It also asks if God would be unfaithful if humans are, or if sin should be allowed to continue to highlight God's righteousness. The document responds that there are benefits to being Jewish like receiving God's revelation, and that God must judge fairly and punish sin.
Sunday school lesson_2010_10_10
This document contains information from a Sunday school class on how to share one's testimony and faith as a witness. It includes examples from the Bible of testimonies, such as Paul's testimony in three parts. Key elements of a testimony identified are one's life before faith, how they came to faith, and how their life has changed since. The document also provides tips on overcoming excuses for not sharing one's testimony, and encourages participants to write out their own testimony to bring to the next class.
Sunday school lesson_2010_10_03
This document discusses the mission of the Brushy Creek church and its Sunday school class. The church's mission is to foster spiritual growth and help believers use their gifts to serve God and others. The class is evaluating how to better achieve this mission through outreach to non-believers, equipping members, and small group discussion formats. It encourages members to pray about how they can participate in fulfilling the mission locally and globally.
Sunday school lesson_2010_09_25
The document discusses the importance of faith in pleasing God and being rewarded for earnestly seeking Him, as referenced in Hebrews 11:6. It also provides updates from various church teams, lessons learned from India, warnings and consequences from idolatry, blessings for obeying God's commands, and ways to connect and communicate within the church community.
Sunday School Lesson 2010 08 22
The document contains news and announcements from different ministry teams at a church. It also includes scripture passages and discussion questions about fulfilling the Great Commission. There are notes from a Bible study on Paul's journey to Rome. The document encourages connecting and communicating through an email list and class blog.
Sunday school lesson_2010_08_15
The document discusses three passages from Acts that describe attempts to suppress the Gospel message. It summarizes Paul's expectations in testifying before King Agrippa and Agrippa's response that Paul did not deserve death or imprisonment. It poses discussion questions about responding when the Gospel is suppressed and whether believers try to "cut their losses" in sharing it.
Sunday school lesson_2010_08_08
The document summarizes Paul's response to an insurgency against him by Jews in Jerusalem. They accused Paul falsely and stirred up a crowd against him. To counter this, Paul requested to speak to the people and made a personal connection by speaking to the crowd in Hebrew. He admitted that he was not entirely in the right previously but that God had changed his heart and mind through a vision. This diffused the insurgency without further conflict.
Sunday School Lesson 2010 08 15
The document discusses Paul's testimony and efforts to spread the gospel despite facing suppression. It provides background on rulers like King Herod, Governor Felix, and Governor Festus who suppressed the gospel due to political and self-interests. Paul appealed to Caesar after facing threats on his life, and was told by God to testify about Christ in Rome as well. The document encourages discussing responses to gospel suppression and finding opportunities to share one's testimony despite hardships.
Sunday School Lesson 2010 08 08
The document contains multiple passages from the book of Acts describing an incident where Paul was arrested in Jerusalem after Jews from Asia stirred up a crowd by falsely accusing him of defiling the temple. The crowd seized Paul and began beating him but Roman soldiers intervened and arrested Paul to determine what was happening. Paul was then given permission to address the crowd in Aramaic, recounting his conversion experience and missionary work, but the crowd responded angrily and wanted to kill him.
Sunday school lesson_2010_08_01
Paul addresses the elders from the church in Ephesus and reviews how he served the Lord humbly despite facing trials from Jews who plotted against him. He declares that he faithfully preached the gospel of repentance and faith in Jesus to both Jews and Greeks. Paul states that he is compelled by the Spirit to go to Jerusalem, knowing that imprisonment awaits him, but his focus is on finishing his mission of testifying to God's grace. He warns the elders to guard themselves and the flock from false teachers.
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Acts Lesson 3 Questions
- 6. Where were the 2 Apostles going?
- 10. To Damascus
- 11. What time was it when the Apostles got there?
- 12. 9 AM
- 13. Noon
- 14. 3 PM
- 15. 6 PM
- 16. Where did the Apostles find the beggar?
- 19. The Pool of Bethesda
- 20. The Sheep Gate
- 21. What was wrong with the man who was begging?
- 22. He was blind
- 23. He had leprosy
- 24. He was deaf
- 25. He was crippled
- 27. Went to his home
- 28. Went into the temple court
- 29. Went to the pool to wash himself
- 30. Went to the high priests
- 31. The Apostle uses all of the following terms to describe Jesus EXCEPT?
- 32. Servant
- 33. Holy and Righteous One
- 34. Author of Life
- 35. Prince of Peace
- 36. The Apostle mentions all of the following prophets by name EXCEPT?
- 37. Moses
- 38. David
- 39. Samuel
- 40. Abraham
- 41. Why did the priests, captain of the temple guard, and the Sadducees put the Apostles in jail until the next day?
- 42. Because they were teaching the people
- 43. Because they wanted to question them
- 44. Because it was evening
- 45. Because they were proclaiming in Jesus the resurrection of the dead
- 46. The Apostles appeared before all of the following people EX CEPT?
- 47. Rulers
- 48. Elders
- 49. Teachers of the Law
- 50. Herod
- 51. How old was the man who was healed?
- 52. 20
- 53. 30
- 54. 40
- 55. 50