Study Questions from Acts Ch 4 on 9/2



My Sunday school class/Life Group is studying the book of Acts. Every Monday, I’ll post the questions we discussed the day before. I encourage you to jot your thoughts down.

On Wednesdays, I’ll post some of the comments from the class discussion.

If you’d like a PDF file of the questions, email me at crd.author@gmail.com

Chapter 4

V13-22
What character trait of Peter and John strikes the members of the Sanhedrin? Contrast this to them on the night Jesus was arrested—what made the difference?

"Unschooled, ordinary men" is translated as "untrained laymen" in the New English Bible. What about that translation is significant to the church?

What is "the plan" of the Sanhedrin to stop this “heretical” teaching?

The disciples' response to the Sanhedrin is given in verses 19-20. What are issues today to which we should have a similar response?

Why was the Sanhedrin’s solution ineffective?


We got this far this week. 

Why do you think Luke emphasizes the age of the crippled man?

V23-31
What is the immediate response of the believers to the return of Peter and John?

What might our reaction be today if something similar happened?

Vv24-30 is a corporate prayer. What is the structure of the prayer? Compare it to the Lord’s prayer in Matthew 6.
Lord’s Prayer
This prayer
What features strike you as you read through the prayer? What is evident about God's faithfulness, character, and power?

What was asked for by the group in this prayer?

What happens immediately after the "Amen?"

Vv32-37
Details on what practice are given here?

Why were there no needy persons?

What is the general organization of this "group of believers"?

Who do we meet for the first time in this passage?

Friday, Expressions of Faith posts return to the Book of Acts. This week is
Expressions of Faith. Acts Ch 5. Keep Proper Priorities.

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