Who played a major role in Saul's conversion?
What qualities did the Twelve Apostles have? (Acts 6:1-3)
Honest report, full of the Holy Ghost, wisdom
What is one of the roles of the Spirit as noted in Acts 8:30-31?
A guide
If we have made mistakes, can we still be instruments in God's hands? How is that possible? Why is that important?
1. Yes | 2. The Atonement of Jesus Christ and our experiences help us learn | 3. We all make mistakes
What does Acts 7:51 warn us of? How can we be blessed for doing the opposite of that?
Resisting the Holy Ghost; receive promptings, guidance, peace, help, etc. Also grow closer to Jesus Christ and Heavenly Parents
What counsel does Acts 8:21-22 give us?
Our hearts should be "right in the sight of God" = repentance
Acts 6:3 teaches us that others can ___ the Holy Ghost when He is with us.
see/discern/notice
Acts 8:31 – How can we be like the Holy Ghost?
Share the gospel with others/guide others
What did Saul preach in the synagogues? (Acts 9:18-22)
He preached CHRIST in the synagogues, that He is the Son of God
How can we repent? Where, how, when, etc.
Example: in nature, kneeling in prayer, trying to set a new habit, etc.
What did Stephen witness when filled with the Holy Ghost in Acts 7:55-56?
Jesus Christ on the right hand of God
How was Saul converted? (look in Acts 9)
Jesus appears to Saul, he is baptized, and teaches people
Based on Saul's teachings, what is the most important thing we can tell others?
Share the good news of Jesus Christ
What can we learn from Saul's conversion? (Romans 10:9, plus your thoughts/ideas)
We can be transformed! Testimony of Christ
Recall an experience where you responded to a prompting from the Holy Ghost. (All members of the group must share to get full points)
Group responses
Read Acts 8:12-17. How does Ananias react initially, and then how does he speak to Saul/what title does he give him? What does this teach us about treating others in their conversion/faith journey?
1. Reluctant/questions, but obedient | 2. respectful + "Brother" | 3. We should not judge; support and love; their value doesn't change