◄ Acts 28:28 ►
Be advised, therefore, that God's salvation has been sent to the Gentiles, and they will listen!" Bible Study Questions and Answers 1. What is the meaning of Acts 28:28? 2. How does Acts 28:28 emphasize the importance of sharing the Gospel with Gentiles? 3. What does "God's salvation has been sent to the Gentiles" mean for evangelism today? 4. How can Acts 28:28 inspire us to overcome barriers in spreading the Gospel? 5. What Old Testament prophecies connect to the message in Acts 28:28? 6. How can we apply the inclusivity of Acts 28:28 in our church community? 7. What does Acts 28:28 reveal about God's plan for salvation beyond Israel? 8. How does Acts 28:28 challenge the exclusivity of salvation? 9. Why is the message of Acts 28:28 significant for Gentiles? 10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Acts 28? 11. What defines Biblical Evangelism? 12. If Leviticus 11 is God's eternal command, why does Acts 10:9-16 appear to contradict these dietary laws? 13. Why did Jesus tell His disciples not to preach to Gentiles (Matthew 10:5-6), but later command them to go to all nations (Matthew 28:19)? 14. In Acts 24:10-15, Paul insists he adheres to Jewish tradition while also preaching resurrection; how does this align with his earlier conflicts over the Law? Discussion Questions 1. How does the inclusion of the Gentiles in Acts 28:28 reflect the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies? 2. In what ways can the church today ensure that the Gospel message is accessible to all people, regardless of their background? 3. How does Paul’s perseverance in ministry, despite his circumstances, inspire you in your own faith journey? 4. What are some practical ways you can be more receptive to God’s Word in your daily life? 5. How can understanding the universality of the Gospel impact your interactions with people from different cultures and backgrounds? Acts 28 Bible Study Questions 1. How do you see God's protection manifest in Paul's journey, particularly in this final chapter? 2. How does Paul's unharmed state after the snakebite and his healing of others reflect God's power? 3. What can we learn from Paul's interaction with the locals on Malta and the Jewish leaders in Rome? 4. How does Paul's bold proclamation of the Gospel, even while under house arrest, inspire you to share your faith? 5. Despite the trials and tribulations faced by Paul, he remains unwavering in his mission. How can this encourage you in your own challenges? 6. How does the hospitality shown by the Maltese people and the Roman guard reflect the potential of human kindness, even towards strangers? 7. In what ways does the final chapter of Acts showcase the unstoppable nature of the Gospel? 8. How does Paul's journey reflect God's sovereignty in using circumstances and people for His purpose? 9. How does Paul's time on Malta demonstrate the concept of making the most of 'divine detours'? 10. How can we maintain faith and courage as Paul did in the face of uncertainty and danger? 11. How does Paul's persistent proclamation of the Gospel challenge you in your faith walk? 12. How can you live out the truth of the Gospel being unhindered in your own life? 13. How does Paul’s respect and patient explanation to the Jewish leaders in Rome demonstrate effective evangelism? 14. How can you demonstrate hospitality like the people of Malta in your own context? 15. How does Paul's ministry while under house arrest challenge our views on mission and ministry? 16. What can you learn from Paul's contentment in all circumstances as depicted in this chapter? 17. In what ways can this chapter inspire you to remain faithful, even when the circumstances are not ideal? 18. How does this chapter affect your understanding of what it means to trust God during the challenges of life? 19. How can we apply the teachings of this chapter in our current societal context? 20. In what ways can this chapter motivate you to be a better witness for Christ in your everyday life? Links Acts 28:28 NIV Acts 28:28 NLT Acts 28:28 ESV Acts 28:28 NASB Acts 28:28 KJV Acts 28:28 Commentaries Bible Hub