July 18-24 | Acts 10 | Luke 3 – John’s baptism Luke 4:40-44 – Jesus healing Luke 23 – Jesus killed Luke 24 – Jesus raised up, witnesses Matthew 28:19-20 – baptized in the name of Jesus | Galatians 2 – Jew & Gentile Romans 2:11, James 2:1-9 – favoritism Romans 15:7 – accepts Romans 10:12 – Lord of all 1Corinthians 4:5, 1Peter 4:1-6 – judge | Leviticus 11, Deuteronomy 14:1-21 – unclean food 2Samuel 23:2-4 – righteous
| Psalm 112:5-9 – gifts to the poor
| Isaiah 52:7-12 – good news of peace Revelation 21:3 – God was with him Jeremiah 31:34 – forgiveness of sins
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July 25-31 | Acts 11 | Luke 3:16 baptism with water and fire Luke 8:1 – good news about Jesus | Ephesians 2:8-10 – grace of God | Deuteronomy 30:1-10 – turn to the LORD |
| Isaiah 30:15-26 – repentance Isaiah 55:7 – turn to the LORD |
August 1-7 | Acts 12 | Luke 1:5 – King Herod Luke 5:10, 9:28-36, 51-55 – James the brother of John Luke 22:1, 7-8 – Peter and Festival Luke 2:9 – angel of the Lord |
| Deuteronomy 5:26 – voice of God | Psalm 18:17-19 – rescued | Isaiah 14:9-13 - worms |
August 8-14 | Acts 13 |
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* Who are the active characters? * What are key words, phrases, questions of the chapter? * What do you find interesting or insightful in this chapter?
* What don’t you understand about this chapter? * What questions do you have about this chapter? * What do I learn about the Holy Spirit from this chapter?
* What do I learn about the Church from this chapter?
What to do with what you are reading…
* Ask God to help you understand what he is revealing to you through his Word. * Ask God to help you do what he is instructing you to do through his Word.
Acts & Other Scriptures
There is one author for the Gospel According to Luke and the Acts of the Apostles. There are many stories that link together, it is helpful to reference them to make more sense of the direction of the book. The author also links to Scriptures from the Old Testament; becoming more familiar with them expands the context of the message