1. What is the meaning of Acts 4:28?

2. How does Acts 4:28 demonstrate God's sovereignty in fulfilling His divine plan?

3. What does Acts 4:28 reveal about God's control over historical events?

4. How can we trust God's plan when facing persecution, as seen in Acts 4:28?

5. How does Acts 4:28 connect with Romans 8:28 about God's purpose for believers?

6. How should Acts 4:28 influence our response to challenges in our faith journey?

7. How does Acts 4:28 relate to the concept of divine sovereignty and human free will?

8. What does Acts 4:28 reveal about God's control over historical events?

9. How does Acts 4:28 support the idea of predestination in Christian theology?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Acts 4?

11. What sexual acts are allowed in Christian marriage?

12. Proverbs 16:31 declares that gray hair, or old age, is a crown of glory for the righteous--how do we reconcile this with the early deaths of many who lead faithful and moral lives?

13. In 2 Chronicles 2:4, how can a temple truly contain God if other passages assert He cannot be confined?

14. Why does Jacob appear to 'bargain' with God, seemingly contradicting other passages that discourage testing God (Genesis 28:20-22)?1. How does understanding God's sovereignty in Acts 4:28 affect your view of current world events?

2. In what ways can you see God's predetermined plan at work in your own life?

3. How do the actions of Herod and Pilate illustrate the balance between divine sovereignty and human responsibility?

4. How can the apostles' prayer in Acts 4 inspire your own prayer life, especially in challenging times?

5. What other biblical examples can you find where God's sovereignty is evident, and how do they encourage you in your faith journey?1. What does Peter and John's boldness in proclaiming the Gospel teach us about sharing our faith?

2. How does the Sanhedrin's response to Peter and John's healing of the lame man reflect their understanding of God's power?

3. How does Peter's defense before the Sanhedrin model the kind of faith and courage we need in the face of opposition?

4. What is the role of the Holy Spirit in Peter's defense and the believers' prayer?

5. Why do you think the early believers prayed for boldness rather than protection?

6. What practical steps can we take to cultivate unity and generosity in our own faith communities?

7. How does this chapter confront our fears or hesitations about sharing the Gospel?

8. How might the generosity and unity of the early believers challenge our modern individualistic cultures?

9. How can we apply the believers' prayer for boldness to our own lives and contexts?

10. How does this chapter inspire you to respond when faced with opposition or persecution?

11. In what ways do you feel challenged to share your possessions with others?

12. How does the believers' response to Peter and John's arrest inspire you to support fellow Christians who face persecution?

13. How does the growth of the early church despite persecution impact your view of the power of the Gospel?

14. What lessons can you draw from Peter and John's fearless response to the Sanhedrin's commands?

15. How does the unity of the early believers challenge the divisions we see in today's church?

16. How might you respond if you were commanded to stop speaking about Jesus?

17. What does this chapter teach us about the relationship between prayer and action?

18. How can we practically live out the generosity shown by the early believers in our daily lives?

19. How does this chapter challenge you to be bold in your faith?

20. In what ways do you see God's grace powerfully at work in your life and community?

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