How does Romans 8:28 apply to you today? How does this help you to further understand 2 Corinthians 1:3-4? (pages 181-182)
How can having a thankful heart (1 Thessalonians 5:18) and a renewed mind (Romans 12:2) help you to discover God's will in your life, to also realize the true meaning of 2 Peter 1:3 and finally free you to experience a "changed" life. (pages 182-183)
Explain the meaning of the power of the "exchanged life" in regards to Romans 13:14 and Ephesians 4:22-24. (pages 183-185)
According to Galatians 5:13, how does freedom under grace allow us to serve one another? How does the life of Christ exemplify this? (page 185)
What is the "mystery" mentioned in Colossians 1:27, and how does it help you live the miracle of the gospel seen in Matthew 20:28? (page 185)
In James 4:6, how is grace made available to the children of God? What is Classic Christianity? (page 186)
Why do we do we need to accept God's offer of salvation in Christ? (page 187)
Do you think there was a reason for you reading this book?
In today's sermon, how are we released from our sinful bondage and how do we find true rest and peace? (Summary from Last Week)
What caused Peter to discover the message of truth within himself? How can we do the same? ("Then Peter stood up with the Eleven, raised his voice"(v.14)
How did Peter begin to evangelize the Jews? ("Let me explain this to you, listen carefully to what I say")(v.14)
Compare worldly drunkenness and spiritual drunkenness to understand why Pentecost caused such a misunderstanding among the bystanders. ("These men are not drunk, as you suppose"(v.15)
What were some of the fulfillments of Joel's prophecy at Pentecost? Do you see any evidences of further fulfillment today or in your own life? ("The fulfillment of Joel's Prophecy) (Joel 2:28-32)
Contrast those who hear God's message to those who do not, as seen in Moses and Noah's time. How will it be the same in end times? ("All prophesies of God's servants, both men and women, wonders in Heaven above and signs in the earth beneath")(vv.18-20)
Why won't all who call upon God's name be saved? Who are the ones that will be saved? ("Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved")(v.21)
Where does true salvation come from? (Conclusion)
What does today's devotion mean to you?
Compare and contrast all sources you have studied today and note similar themes and how they are being developed in your personal life.
What impact has reading Classic Christianity had on your life? Review what you have learned and forward any questions or comments to us on by using the "Contact Us" page at the openkingdom.org website.