Philip & the Ethiopian
Who instructed Philip to approach the chariot ridden by the Ethiopian official?
The Holy Spirit
What was his name before it was Paul?
Saul
Who wrote letters to the church in Colossae?
Paul
Paul mentioned that the church in Corinth was deceived in a similar way to which person in the Bible?
Eve
Where did the angel instruct Philip to go?
To a desert road between Jerusalem and Gaza.
What actions did Paul take against Christians?
Paul persecuted Christians by imprisoning and approving their executions.
What did Paul tell children to do?
To obey their parents.
True or False: Paul required payment from those he preached the Gospel to.
False
Which book of the Bible did Philip and the Ethiopian discuss?
Isaiah
Whom did Jesus instruct in a vision to meet Paul?
Ananias
What should believers think about?
They should think about godly things and not earthly things.
Who was spreading incorrect teachings about the Gospel?
False teachers
How can we share the Gospel with others?
Be bold in sharing the Gospel and trust the Holy Spirit to lead you and provide you with the right words to say.
How did Paul escape from the Jews that wanted to kill him?
At night, the disciples helped Saul flee by lowering him in a basket from the city wall.
Why did Paul write the letters?
He wanted to encourage believers and to explain how they should live as followers of Jesus.
What hardships did Paul endure for sharing the Gospel?
He was thrown in jail, beaten, and nearly died.
What is the main message of this story?
Just like the Holy Spirit led Philip to share about Jesus with the Ethiopian man and gave him the right words, we are called to go and share Jesus' love, allowing the Holy Spirit to work in changing others.
Why was Paul heading to Damascus?
Originally, Paul was traveling to Damascus to arrest believers, but on his way, a blinding light from heaven suddenly flashed around him, and Jesus instructed him to go.
How should believers live and act according to Paul?
In everything we do, it should all be done in the name of Jesus.
Why did Paul continue to share the Gospel despite the suffering he faced?
Despite the suffering, he kept sharing the Gospel because of his love for others and because of his firm belief that God deserves to be praised.