Day 1
Which churches does Paul visit at the beginning of his third missionary journey?
Galatia, Phrygia, and Ephesus
How long does Paul preach in the synagogue? What is the result?
Paul preached in the synagogue for three months, after which some people refused to believe and publicly maligned the Way. As a result, Paul took his disciples and moved their teaching to the lecture hall of Tyrannus, where he continued for two years.
Why does Paul say we should avoid sexual immorality?
Paul says to avoid sexual immorality because the body is meant for the Lord, not for sexual sin.
To what two cities does Paul specifically want to go?
Macedonia and Achaia
Where could you find Solomon's temple?
On the side of his head.
Describe Apollos. What is his error?
His error was that he knew only the baptism of John the Baptist, and therefore his understanding of the Gospel was incomplete, specifically lacking knowledge of the Holy Spirit's role and ministry since Pentecost
Where does Paul continue his teachings? For how long?
Paul continued his teachings in various cities throughout the Roman Empire for extended periods, including a year and a half in Corinth and over two and a half years in Ephesus, where he taught in a synagogue for three months and then in the school of Tyrannus for two years.
In practical terms, how do we teach our children the importance of purity?
To teach your children the importance of purity, focus on a biblical foundation of God's love and a vision for their lives, rather than just rules.
Where does he send Timothy and Erastus?
To Macedonia
What did Adam say the day before Christmas?
"It's Christmas, Eve!"
Where does Apollos go? (Acts 18:27)
Apollos goes to Achaia
What kind of miracles does Paul perform in Ephesus? Why do you think the miracles are necessary in this place?
Paul performed "extraordinary miracles" in Ephesus, including healing the sick and casting out evil spirits, sometimes through items like handkerchiefs and aprons that had touched him. These miracles were necessary to show that the power of Jesus was greater than the magic and sorcery prevalent in Ephesus, thereby challenging the local culture and converting many who practiced magic to Christianity.
Explain why the physical body is a good representation of the spiritual body of Christ.
The physical body represents the spiritual body of Christ by serving as a metaphor for unity in diversity and a vessel for God's will, while also being a representation of the resurrected body itself.
What process does Paul set up for the collection of gifts by believers?
To give letters of introduction to the men you approve and send them with your gift to Jerusalem.
Where did the first baseball game in the Bible happen?
In the "big inning" (beginning).
How should we approach those in error? (II Timothy 2:24-26)
To approach those in error, you should not quarrel but instead be gentle, kind, and patient, as a servant of the Lord must be.
What areas of occult are popular today?
Popular areas of the occult today include witchcraft (like Wicca and paganism), divination practices (such as astrology, tarot cards, and numerology), and the belief in paranormal activity like ghosts and spirits.
Name some of the immoral forces at work in our society. How do we, as Christians, counteract their influence in our homes? At work? At church?
Some immoral forces include gossip, slander, and unbiblical teachings, which can be countered by Christians through prayer, living according to biblical principles, and building strong community ties.
How are we to give to the Lord? Why?
Give generously and so experience God's blessing because our Lord wants our hearts, so it does little good to give to His work with a clenched fist holding onto every last coin.
How do we know Peter was a rich fisherman?
By his net income.
Whom does Paul encounter when he first arrives at Ephesus? What does he ask them?
When Paul first arrived in Ephesus, he encountered a group of disciples who were followers of John the Baptist. Paul asked them, "Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?" and "What kind of baptism did you have?"
How does God feel about such practices? Why? (See Deuteronomy 18:9-13; Revelation 21:8)
God feels that practices like witchcraft, sorcery, divination, and necromancy are detestable and views them as an "abomination". This is because these practices involve attempting to gain power or knowledge through means other than God, which is seen as a rejection of His authority and guidance.
What part of the body are you? In what ways are you interconnected to the rest of the body? What responsibilities and privileges does this give you?
Any answer with good explanation, while answering the question.
What will be the result of our heartfelt giving to God?
Our giving will result in praise and thanksgiving to God.
Which animal did Noah find it difficult to trust on the Ark?
The cheetah (cheater)