In Acts 4, what did the apostles specifically pray for when facing threats from religious leaders?

Boldness to preach the word of God

After the angel freed the apostles from jail in Acts 5, what did the angel instruct them to do?

Go to the temple and preach the message of life

The pastor described imagining being friends with the apostles and watching them confront the religious leaders. What famous institution did he use as a comparison to help the congregation picture the power and awe of that council?

The Vatican in Rome with the Pope and highest-ranking cardinals

Which Old Testament miracle did the pastor describe where the priests had to step into a flowing river BEFORE God stopped the water?

Joshua leading the priests with the ark of the covenant across the Jordan River

What scripture did the pastor quote to support the idea that 'our boldness comes from our belief'?

2 Corinthians 5:7 — 'We live by believing and not by seeing'

Gamaliel, the Pharisee who advised the council not to kill the apostles, referenced two previous failed movements. What was his core argument for leaving the apostles alone?

If their movement was merely human, it would fail on its own; but if it was from God, fighting it would mean fighting God

After being flogged and ordered never to speak in Jesus' name again, how did the apostles respond as they left the high council?

They rejoiced that God had counted them worthy to suffer disgrace for Jesus' name

The pastor referenced Dietrich Bonhoeffer's final night before being executed by the Nazi regime. What did Bonhoeffer do that night?

He conducted a worship service for fellow prisoners

According to the pastor, what does David's story specifically teach about the source of bold faith?

That past experiences of God's faithfulness give us confidence to trust Him in new challenges

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