Week #2 Study Questions
Apollos (Acts 18:24-28)
1. Apollos is a public speaker extraordinaire (Acts 18:24). He develops an incredible knack for persuading others to his point of view (Acts 18:28). Have you ever known anybody like that - who could craft an argument so attractively/convincingly that others were left speechless?
2. Though Apollos is incredibly gifted, his knowledge of the Gospel message is limited (Acts 18:25). He needs someone else to teach him the part he's missing (Acts 18:26). Oftentimes when a person is confronted as regards his ignorance, rather than be happy someone cared enough to point it out, he gets mad. Why do you think that is?
3. Some believe Apollos may have been the author of which book in the New Testament? (The book happens to be one which there is much dispute and speculation over who wrote it.)
4. Apollos eventually moves on the Corinth where he becomes a powerful support for the Christian Church there (Acts 18:27-19:1). The problem is that certain believers begin to look to him as their leader instead of Christ (1 Corinthians 1:12; 3:4-6). What might you say to a believer whose fallen into such a trap?
1. Apollos is a public speaker extraordinaire (Acts 18:24). He develops an incredible knack for persuading others to his point of view (Acts 18:28). Have you ever known anybody like that - who could craft an argument so attractively/convincingly that others were left speechless?
2. Though Apollos is incredibly gifted, his knowledge of the Gospel message is limited (Acts 18:25). He needs someone else to teach him the part he's missing (Acts 18:26). Oftentimes when a person is confronted as regards his ignorance, rather than be happy someone cared enough to point it out, he gets mad. Why do you think that is?
3. Some believe Apollos may have been the author of which book in the New Testament? (The book happens to be one which there is much dispute and speculation over who wrote it.)
4. Apollos eventually moves on the Corinth where he becomes a powerful support for the Christian Church there (Acts 18:27-19:1). The problem is that certain believers begin to look to him as their leader instead of Christ (1 Corinthians 1:12; 3:4-6). What might you say to a believer whose fallen into such a trap?
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