December 1, 2019
Acts: Jesus is the One persecuted
Andrew Allison · Listen
Sermon Questions Acts 9:1-19
- Before you became a Christian what was your impression of Christians? What was your impression of Jesus?
- Why was Saul on the hunt for Christians?
- What did you learn about Jesus from this passage?
- Why would Jesus involve Ananias? What does that say about Jesus’ plan for the Church?
- How did you come to faith in Jesus? Who might have been praying for you?
- Who are you praying for?
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