EPISODE · Jun 16, 2019 · 30 MIN
Acts 2: 42-47
from Kettlebrook Jackson · host Troy Loether
Questions for Reflection/Discussion: 1. Have you ever experienced a “honeymoon” phase in a relationship? What was that like? 2. What, in your life, would you say that you are continually devoted to? 3. In what ways, if any, would you say that you are devoted to God? What does that look like? 4. What possessions and goods might you have that you could share with others in need? What step could you take to do that? 5. In what ways (if any) are you engaging in the kind of fellowship described in today’s text? 6. John Stott says that “Those first Jerusalem Christians were not so preoccupied with learning, sharing, and worshipping, that they forgot about witnessing?" How about you? Would the same be said of you? Why or why not? 7. Who are you seeking to demonstrate the good news of Jesus to within the context of the rhythms of your life? 8. In what ways is the life you are living compelling enough to cause others to ask questions? How might you be able to point them to Jesus when they do?
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Questions for Reflection/Discussion: 1. Have you ever experienced a “honeymoon” phase in a relationship? What was that like? 2. What, in your life, would you say that you are continually devoted to? 3. In what ways, if any, would you say that you are devoted to God? What does that look like? 4. What possessions and goods might you have that you could share with others in need? What step could you take to do that? 5. In what ways (if any) are you engaging in the kind of fellowship described in today’s text? 6. John Stott says that “Those first Jerusalem Christians were not so preoccupied with learning, sharing, and worshipping, that they forgot about witnessing?" How about you? Would the same be said of you? Why or why not? 7. Who are you seeking to demonstrate the good news of Jesus to within the context of the rhythms of your life? 8. In what ways is the life you are living compelling enough to cause others to ask questions? How might you be able to point them to Jesus when they do?
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Acts 2: 42-47
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