Sermon Content 4/28/24
Acts Chapter 4
In Acts chapter four, we see the recipe for sharing the Gospel!
Peter and John show us what it takes to share the Gospel! That's boldness!
At North, Matthew shared the 4 E's of Evangelism: Exalting (desire to praise God), Explicit (stating the Gospel clearly), Exclusive (the only way is Jesus), and Experiential (your testimony is powerful)
At Walkertown, Stephen shared how we are to tell people: what we have seen and heard, what God has done for us, and what Jesus said
At South Fork, Nathan shared how: we need faith that is ours, Jesus needs to be experienced not explained, faith is personal but not private, share good news any way you can, and assume everyone wants to hear it
Read: Acts 4:1-22
1. When was the last time you shared your faith with someone? How did it go?
2. Evangelism can be seen in Verses 8-12. What did Peter do to make the Gospel plain to them? What can you learn from this to make yourself able to share the Gospel better?
3. Why is sharing your testimony so powerful?
4. Have each person share their testimony with the group (5 minutes max).
Peter and John show us what it takes to share the Gospel! That's boldness!
At North, Matthew shared the 4 E's of Evangelism: Exalting (desire to praise God), Explicit (stating the Gospel clearly), Exclusive (the only way is Jesus), and Experiential (your testimony is powerful)
At Walkertown, Stephen shared how we are to tell people: what we have seen and heard, what God has done for us, and what Jesus said
At South Fork, Nathan shared how: we need faith that is ours, Jesus needs to be experienced not explained, faith is personal but not private, share good news any way you can, and assume everyone wants to hear it
Read: Acts 4:1-22
1. When was the last time you shared your faith with someone? How did it go?
2. Evangelism can be seen in Verses 8-12. What did Peter do to make the Gospel plain to them? What can you learn from this to make yourself able to share the Gospel better?
3. Why is sharing your testimony so powerful?
4. Have each person share their testimony with the group (5 minutes max).
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