1. What is the meaning of Acts 20:30?

2. How can we guard against "men will rise up" within our church community?

3. What does Acts 20:30 teach about discerning truth from false teachings?

4. How does Acts 20:30 connect with warnings in 2 Timothy 4:3-4?

5. In what ways can we ensure we "draw away disciples" towards Christ, not ourselves?

6. How can we apply Acts 20:30 to maintain doctrinal purity in our church?

7. What does Acts 20:30 reveal about the nature of false teachings within the church?

8. How does Acts 20:30 challenge the authority of church leaders?

9. Why does Acts 20:30 warn about individuals distorting the truth?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Acts 20?

11. What defines a toxic cult?

12. Who was Jose Luis De Jesus Miranda and his teachings?

13. Why do churches deviate from their original gospel mission?

14. Numbers 20:12 - Why would a single act of disobedience prevent Moses and Aaron from entering the Promised Land, despite their lifelong dedication?1. What characteristics might help us identify those who distort the truth within the church, according to Acts 20:30 and related scriptures?

2. How can we, as individuals and as a church community, prepare ourselves to recognize and resist false teachings?

3. In what ways can church leaders effectively guard their congregations against the rise of false teachings?

4. How does the warning in Acts 20:30 challenge us to deepen our understanding of sound doctrine?

5. Reflect on a time when you encountered a teaching that seemed questionable. How did you discern whether it was true or false, and what role did Scripture play in that process?1. How does Paul's journey through Macedonia and Greece demonstrate his commitment to church-building?

2. What does the resurrection of Eutychus reveal about the power of God working through Paul?

3. How can we emulate Paul's dedication, seen in his all-night teaching in Troas?

4. What does Paul's farewell speech to the Ephesian elders teach us about Christian leadership?

5. How can Paul's predictions of hardships and trials equip us for our own faith journey?

6. What strategies does Paul suggest to guard against false teachings within the church?

7. How does Paul model reliance on God and His word during uncertain times?

8. In what ways does this chapter underscore the importance of community in Christianity?

9. How does Paul's farewell illustrate the emotional investment involved in spiritual mentorship?

10. How can we prepare ourselves and our communities for the inevitable challenges in our faith journeys?

11. How does Acts 20 inspire us to serve God and His people selflessly?

12. How should we handle the distressing task of bidding farewell, as Paul does with the Ephesian elders?

13. How can we discern and warn against false teachings within our current religious context?

14. How does Paul's experience relate to the notion of surrendering to God's will, especially in challenging circumstances?

15. What role does prayer play in strengthening and encouraging communities, as seen in Paul's interaction with the Ephesian elders?

16. How does the story of Eutychus's resurrection encourage us amidst seemingly hopeless situations?

17. How can we respond when confronted with loss or the departure of a spiritual leader, like the Ephesian elders faced with Paul's departure?

18. How does this chapter challenge our understanding of sacrifice in the name of ministry?

19. How can we balance the call to serve with the call to guard our faith, as seen in Paul's ministry and warning?

20. What does Paul's journey teach us about facing adversity with courage and faith in our daily lives?

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