1. What is the meaning of Acts 6:13?

2. How can we guard against bearing false witness like in Acts 6:13?

3. What role does integrity play in our testimony, as seen in Acts 6:13?

4. How does Acts 6:13 connect with the commandment against false testimony in Exodus?

5. How can we ensure our words align with truth in challenging situations?

6. What steps can we take to uphold truth in our community and church?

7. Why were false witnesses used against Stephen in Acts 6:13?

8. How does Acts 6:13 reflect on the nature of truth in religious disputes?

9. What does Acts 6:13 reveal about early Christian persecution?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Acts 6?

11. Acts 6:13–14 – Why are there no independent records of Stephen’s trial and the accusations of blasphemy, given it was ostensibly a public and contentious event?

12. What is the Bible's stance on the death penalty?

13. Who was Simon the Zealot in the Bible?

14. Who is James, son of Alphaeus?1. How does Stephen's response to false accusations inspire you to handle situations where you might be misunderstood or falsely accused?

2. In what ways can we ensure that our worship is not limited to physical places or rituals but is truly spiritual and heartfelt?

3. How can we guard against the temptation of legalism in our own lives, ensuring that our focus remains on Christ and His grace?

4. What practical steps can we take to cultivate the courage and boldness that Stephen displayed, especially when facing opposition for our faith?

5. How does the role of the Holy Spirit in Stephen's life challenge us to rely more on the Spirit's guidance and empowerment in our daily walk with Christ?1. What does the apostles' approach to resolving the complaint among the Hellenistic and Hebraic Jews teach about conflict resolution within the Church?

2. How does the appointment of the seven deacons emphasize the importance of servant leadership in the Church?

3. In what ways does Stephen's wisdom and the miraculous signs he performs demonstrate the power of the Holy Spirit?

4. How does Stephen's response to false accusations inspire your personal faith journey?

5. Why do you think the apostles believed it was important for them to focus on prayer and the ministry of the word rather than distributing food?

6. How does Stephen's wisdom exceed human wisdom, and what implications does this have for your understanding of spiritual wisdom?

7. How can the principles of conflict resolution demonstrated in this chapter be applied to contemporary Church situations?

8. How does Stephen's courage in the face of opposition encourage believers facing similar situations today?

9. How should the appointment of the seven deacons influence the Church's approach to meeting the needs of its community?

10. What qualities made Stephen an effective servant leader in the early Church?

11. In what ways do the false accusations against Stephen underscore the risks of standing for one's faith?

12. How can the Church today ensure fair treatment and justice for all its members, as demonstrated in the apostles' response to the Hellenistic Jews' complaint?

13. How does Stephen's example inspire you to serve within your own church community?

14. What can we learn from the rapid growth of the Church following the appointment of the deacons?

15. How does the opposition to Stephen's ministry demonstrate the challenges faced by those boldly proclaiming the Gospel?

16. How does the early Church’s resolution of the widows’ neglect apply to resolving inequalities in the Church today?

17. In your life, how can you demonstrate the grace and power seen in Stephen?

18. How would you respond to false accusations about your faith, as Stephen did?

19. How does the principle of appointing deacons for practical service in the Church apply to the distribution of tasks and responsibilities in your community?

20. In what ways does the example of Stephen challenge you to display wisdom and spiritual boldness in your Christian journey?

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