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Park City Gospel Church
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Continually Planting with the Gospel
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A Wolf Becomes a Shepherd Called to Die for the Sheep He Once Mauled
Mar 22Tap to summarizeComplementary Old Testament Passage:Psalm 68 Sermon Outline: Saul is executed for persecuting Christ Saul is called to suffer for Christ and the church Saul is welcomed as a resurrected brother Family Discussion Questions: What did Saul already do in the Book of Acts? When Saul fell to the ground, where was he going? What was he planning to do before that? What did he hear Jesus say? What happened to Saul? Why did Ananias not want to help Saul? What did God tell Ananias that Sauls job was going to be? What is the significance of Jesus accusation against Saul? How does this story show the change in relationships which are part of conversion? How does this story highlight the sovereignty of God in saving a person? What is communicated by Gods choice for how to restore Sauls sight? How does the meal at the end of the story foreshadow the rest of Sauls life?
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The Blood of the Lamb Spreads to the Ends of the Earth
Mar 15Tap to summarizeComplementary Old Testament Passage: Isaiah 56:1-8 Sermon Outline: The Lord sends the Gospel to the Nations The human work of evangelizing The evidence of faith: washed and rejoicing Family Discussion Questions: Who decided that Philip would meet this important man? What was this man reading? Who was Isaiah talking about in that Bible passage? Did Jesus choose to die for your sins or was he forced to do that? Why would he do that? Who has God given to you to help you understand the Bible? Who is the main character in every Bible story? Are there any types of people who Jesus cant save or who Jesus doesnt want to save? God set up the events of Acts to show who the Gospel is for. How does this story answer that question? How does this story shape how we should think about where we live and who we meet? What does this story tell us about our role as evangelists? How does this account relate to Romans 10? How does this story show that God hates racism? Why would God have chosen baptism as the sign of conversion?
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Mar 8Tap to summarizeComplementary Old Testament Passage:Isaiah 55 Sermon Outline:A man whom the world says is greatThe Greatness of Philips GospelThe great gift of God confirmedThe great purchase price of the Spirit Family Discussion Questions:Why was Simon Magus popular?What did he call himself?What did Philip preach about?What was amazing to Simon Magus?Why did Peter and John come to visit from Jerusalem?What did Simon Magus offer them?What did Peter and John say to Simon Magus about this?What does a person need in order to be forgiven by God?What does a person need in order to receive the Holy Spirit?What is the importance of the presence of the Apostles in this text?Comparing this passage with Acts 2 and Acts 10 and Acts 19 - what is similar and what isdifferent?What does this passage say about those who focus on the miraculous?What is simony?What does this teach us about the danger of being overly cautious in evaluation people forbaptism?
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Mar 1Tap to summarizeComplementary Old Testament Passage:Psalm 44Sermon Outline: A Wolf Scatters the Sheep Lamentation for the Sheep The Voice of the Good Shepherd Reaches the ends of the earth Great joy for the Sheep Family Discussion Questions: What happened to the church after Stephen the deacon was killed? How did it make them feel? What was Saul doing? What did the Christians do when they moved to new towns? Are only people who met Jesus when he lived 2000 years ago allowed to share the Gospel? Are only elders or church leaders allowed to share the Gospel? Compare how people were feeling in verse 2 and verse 8 How does this passage begin to fulfill Christs promises at the beginning of Acts? What did the Apostles do in verse 2? Why? What does this teach us about the Christian response to persecution? What does this passage teach us about how Christians should respond to death of a believer? How will verse 3 be contrasted 180 degrees later in the book of Acts? What promise is God sealing with the miracles noted in verse 7? What do the words used for preaching here teach us about how to share the Gospel?
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