1. What is the meaning of Acts 14:14?

2. How does Acts 14:14 demonstrate the apostles' response to idolatry and false worship?

3. What can we learn from Paul and Barnabas about humility and leadership?

4. How does Acts 14:14 connect to the First Commandment in Exodus 20:3?

5. In what ways can we reject modern forms of idolatry in our lives?

6. How can we emulate Paul and Barnabas in pointing others to the true God?

7. Why did Paul and Barnabas tear their clothes in Acts 14:14?

8. What does Acts 14:14 reveal about the nature of apostleship?

9. How does Acts 14:14 challenge the concept of idolatry?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Acts 14?

11. Where is Lystra mentioned in the Bible?

12. Who was Crispus in the Bible?

13. Romans 16:7 – How does the mention of Junia as “outstanding among the apostles” align or conflict with other New Testament teachings on apostolic authority and gender roles?

14. Was Junia considered an apostle?1. How does the reaction of Paul and Barnabas in Acts 14:14 demonstrate their commitment to the truth of the Gospel, and how can we apply this in our own lives when faced with misunderstandings about our faith?

2. In what ways can modern Christians guard against idolatry, both in obvious forms and in more subtle, everyday practices?

3. How does the tearing of clothes by Paul and Barnabas reflect their understanding of the seriousness of idolatry, and what actions can we take today to show our commitment to worshiping God alone?

4. What lessons can we learn from the apostles' humility in this passage, and how can we apply these lessons in our own ministries or areas of service?

5. How can understanding the cultural context of those we are ministering to help us communicate the Gospel more effectively, and what steps can we take to improve our cultural sensitivity?1. What lessons can we learn from the boldness of Paul and Barnabas in preaching the Gospel amidst persecution in Iconium?

2. How does the miracle in Lystra demonstrate God's power?

3. How can we apply Paul and Barnabas' response to being mistaken for gods in our own lives when we face undue praise or worship?

4. How does the stoning of Paul reflect on the cost of discipleship?

5. What can we learn from Paul and Barnabas' effort to revisit the cities where they were persecuted to strengthen the disciples there?

6. How does the appointment of elders reflect the importance of leadership within the Church?

7. How does the perseverance of Paul and Barnabas amidst trials inspire you in your personal faith journey?

8. In what ways does the people's reaction to the miracle in Lystra challenge us to present the Gospel clearly to avoid misunderstandings?

9. How can we emulate Paul and Barnabas' commitment to sharing the Gospel in our own lives?

10. How does the reaction of the people of Lystra change from idolizing Paul and Barnabas to stoning Paul, and what does this tell us about the fickle nature of people?

11. How can we prepare ourselves to face the kind of persecution experienced by Paul and Barnabas?

12. How does Paul's recovery and return to the city after being stoned inspire you in your faith?

13. What lessons can we learn from the way Paul and Barnabas continually encouraged new believers to stay true to their faith?

14. How can the leadership model established by Paul and Barnabas in appointing elders inform the leadership structure in our own churches?

15. How does the journey of Paul and Barnabas from persecution in one city to bold proclamation in the next reflect on their reliance on God's guidance?

16. What does the chapter teach about the impact of external influences on the acceptance of the Gospel message?

17. What are some practical ways we can follow the example of Paul and Barnabas in strengthening the faith of fellow believers?

18. How does the conclusion of Paul and Barnabas' first missionary journey inspire you to share your personal testimonies of faith with others?

19. How does Acts 14 deepen your understanding of the costs and rewards of spreading the Gospel?

20. What does the phrase "we must go through many hardships to enter the kingdom of God" mean to you in your current circumstances?

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