This is a bible study guide for Acts 4:1-31 for our study tonight. Previous bible study guides for Acts begin here.

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This study guide contains questions for 1 Timothy 3:14-4:16. Links to the previous study guides, for chapters 1, 2, and 3:1-13, are here.

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Below is my bible study guide for Acts 3, including connecting themes from my Introduction to Acts, study questions, answers (don't cheat too badly!), and notes.

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These are study questions, notes, and application ideas from Acts 2. Please use and distribute these (or link to them) if you find them useful.

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Below are study questions on Acts 1 broken into 5 different themes.

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In this introduction, I outline Acts and develop six major themes that are in Acts.

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From Psalms 73 and 77. What are your thoughts?

Psalm 73
It's common to look around us and be angry about how other people live wrong seem to succeed in life. But to view them this way is not to see them through the eyes of faith.

Psalm 77
How important is prayer to working through trials? How persistent do we need to be in prayer? Why pray?
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My recent book review of Peter Singer's The Life You Can Save got me thinking about a past bible study on giving. Below is a bible study I wrote on giving that includes discussion on the theology of giving in 2 Corinthians 8-9, how to give (1 Corinthians 16:1-2), and what the church does with the money it is given (various scriptures).

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From Psalms 71 and 72

Psalm 71
1. How connected is God with or to our troubles? (71:20)

2. Will he always renew us?

Psalm 72
For which acts does the writer praise the king and ask for God's blessing upon the king? (72:12-14)
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From Psalms 63-68

Psalm 63
1. What is true hunger and thirst?

2. How are you truly fed?

Psalm 64
1. What will be the result of the prayer being answered by God?

2. What results do you typically pray for?

Psalm 65
1. What does this psalm see God as lord over?

2. What is seen as evidence of God's lordship over people and creation?

Psalm 66
1. What are the signs of God's deliverance?

2. How did God refine his people?

Psalm 67
1. Why should they praise God?

2. Why should God bless them?

Psalm 68
This psalm is a song of praise to God. How/why is God to be praised?
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