POWER OVER DOUBT
1. What was the attitude of the multitude toward Christianity according to Acts 2:12-13?
THE MULTITUDE WERE SKEPTICAL AND HAD CONTEMPT FOR CHRISTIANITY.
2. What was the attitude of this same multitude toward Christianity according to Acts 2:37-41?
THEY BECANE CONVICTED IN THEIR HEARTS.
3. What event had occurred in Acts 2:14-36 to change their perception toward Christianity?
THE PREACHING OF THE GOSPEL.
4. What ramifications does this passage have in regard to the presentation of the gospel in a clear and concise manner?
THE MESSAGE OF THE GOSPEL HAS THE POWER TO LEAD MEN TO SALVATION.
5. What does this passage teach us about witnessing opportunities to a group of people that are not necessarily in favor of Christianity?
THE HOLY SPIRIT MAY WISH THAT THE GOSPEL BE PRESENTED WHEN INITIALLY IT DOES NOT APPEAR THAT IT IS WELCOMED.