If you’ve spent time in the New Testament prior to this season you likely noticed that after the book of Acts most of the New Testament is written by a man named Paul. But do you know his testimony and the encouragement it holds for your own life? The beauty of Paul’s testimony is that by the power of the Spirit he left Saul, his previous life behind, and in faith stepped little by little into the grand call that God had on his life. This is the SAME Spirit we have available to us today.

“Saul was still breathing out murderous threats against the Lord’s disciples.”
Acts 9:1, NIV

“But the Lord said to Ananias, ‘Go! This man is my chosen instrument to proclaim my name to the Gentiles and their kings and to the people of Israel.’”
Acts 9:15, NIV

Semester Study Guide: Acts Study Workbook | Sisterhood at River Valley

Week 7 Teacher: Annie Judd

Dig Deeper this week:

Read Acts 10-11 twice in the coming week.
We heard today: We cannot receive something new from God if we cannot let go of what we are holding.

What are you holding? What do you need to release into God’s hands in order to receive anew from Him? Journal through these questions, then pray for God to give you the courage to release what is His to hold, and to grant you excitement for what He has next for you.

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The Book of Acts Week 7 | A Miraculous Transformation: Saul’s Conversion

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