According to the sermon, what does it mean that the crowd in Acts 2 was 'cut to the heart'?

They were stabbed — the word pierced them like a sword

What is the key difference between remorse and repentance as explained in the sermon?

Remorse feels bad; repentance stops and ends the relationship with sin

Pastor Lanell told a personal story about waking up in New York. What was the crisis he thought he was facing?

His phone was dead and he thought he had missed his flight home

What does the phrase 'in to onomati' (in the name of) mean in Second Temple Judaism, as explained in the sermon?

Identifying yourself with and belonging to that person

What illustration did the pastor use to explain the difference between conviction and repentance?

A smoke alarm and leaving a burning house

When Peter says 'save yourselves' in Acts 2:40, what does the Greek passive imperative (sothete) actually mean according to the sermon?

Be saved by God — receive what only God can do

What personal academic background did Pastor Lanell share when discussing race and the church?

He focused on African-American church history at Princeton and planned a dissertation on the Harlem Renaissance

How many people were added to the church on the day of Pentecost, and what was the church's size before that moment?

3,000 added, growing from 120 to 3,120

What humorous childhood memory did Pastor Lanell share when talking about the Matthew coffee table book as a tool of evangelism?

His grandmother had a couch covered in plastic and spiders would get trapped in it

What mandate did Pastor Philip give in New York that Pastor Lanell described as a 'war cry' for the church going forward?

Tell the world that Jesus is coming back, no matter what happens

Sermon Quiz

ACTS I & II | On This Day | Acts 2:37-41 | Lonnell Williams | Full Gathering

2819 Church

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