1. What is the meaning of Acts 8:37?

2. How does Acts 8:37 emphasize the necessity of belief before baptism?

3. What does the Ethiopian eunuch's confession reveal about early Christian faith requirements?

4. How does Acts 8:37 connect with Romans 10:9 on confessing faith in Christ?

5. How can we ensure our faith is genuine like the Ethiopian eunuch's?

6. What role does personal confession play in your spiritual journey today?

7. Why is Acts 8:37 omitted in some Bible translations?

8. Does Acts 8:37 support the necessity of a verbal confession of faith?

9. How does Acts 8:37 relate to the doctrine of baptism?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Acts 8?

11. Who was Philip in the Bible?

12. What does the Bible say about baptism and communion?

13. What is the Berean Standard Bible (BSB)?

14. How are faith and conversion interconnected?1. How does the eunuch's confession in Acts 8:37 reflect the essential elements of Christian faith, and how can we apply this in our own lives?

2. In what ways does the account of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch demonstrate the importance of being prepared to share the Gospel at any moment?

3. How can we ensure that our belief in Jesus is "with all our heart," as Philip describes? What practical steps can we take to deepen our faith?

4. How does the eunuch's immediate desire for baptism challenge our understanding of the relationship between faith and obedience?

5. Reflect on a time when you felt led by the Holy Spirit to share your faith. How can the account of Philip and the eunuch encourage you to be more open to such divine appointments?1. How did the persecution of the church contribute to the spread of the Gospel?

2. What can we learn from Philip's ministry and his obedience to God's direction?

3. How does Simon the sorcerer's story illustrate the difference between genuine and false belief?

4. What lessons can we draw from the conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch?

5. How does Saul's role in persecuting the church contrast with his later mission?

6. Why was it significant that the Gospel was being preached and accepted in Samaria?

7. What does Peter's confrontation with Simon the sorcerer reveal about the early church's stance on spiritual integrity?

8. How did the Holy Spirit guide and empower the believers in this chapter?

9. What significance does the Ethiopian eunuch's authority in his homeland hold for the spread of the Gospel?

10. How does this chapter inspire us to be open to God's leading in sharing the Gospel?

11. In the face of adversity and displacement, how would you share the Gospel like the persecuted believers?

12. How would you respond if you encounter a situation like Simon's in today's church?

13. How does the Ethiopian eunuch's eagerness to understand the Scripture challenge your Bible study habits?

14. Can you identify areas in your life where you might be behaving like Simon the sorcerer, seeking to gain from God rather than to know God?

15. How do you see the work of the Holy Spirit in your life and in the lives of others around you?

16. How can you cultivate the same obedience and attentiveness to the Holy Spirit as seen in Philip's life?

17. How would you guide someone who, like the Ethiopian eunuch, is seeking to understand the Scriptures?

18. How does the chapter challenge your understanding and response to persecution for the sake of the Gospel?

19. How can you apply the lesson of Simon the sorcerer to guard against the commercialization of the Gospel in today's world?

20. In what ways does Acts 8 inspire you to spread the Gospel in your own sphere of influence?

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