Luke-Acts - Felida Bible Church

Playing the Long Game (Luke 6:12-26)

December 1, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Luke 6:12–26

1. Do you have big decisions coming up in life? Dedicate some time to pray over those decisions. 2. Why can Jesus say people in difficult life situations are blessed? 3. Are you living “right-side up” in our “upside-down” world? How? 4. In what ways can disciples of Jesus “play the long game” in life?

Sabbath-toge (Luke 6:1-11)

November 24, 2024 • Drew Whithorn • Luke 6:1–11

Jesus Walks into a Bar...(Luke 5:27-39)

November 17, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Luke 5:27–39

1. If you’re honest, who do you not want God to save? Take some time to pray for your heart towards that person/those people. 2. How should this passage encourage you in evangelism? Who have you written off in your mind as “not interested in God” because of their lifestyle? Maybe they’re more open than you think. 3. Have you equated holiness with separation? How? 4. In what ways should Christians follow Jesus’ example here? In what ways or circumstances should Christians not follow his example? 5. Has your passion for evangelism died? If so, pray for a reigniting.

Jesus Calls, Cleanses, and Forgives (Luke 5:1-26)

November 10, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Luke 5:1–26

1. How does Jesus display his divinity in this passage? 2. How are we like Simon, the leper, and the paralytic? 3. Do you consider yourself a “fisher of men”? Why or why not? How can you grow in evangelism? 4. How do you see Jesus’ care and compassion in these stories?

The Anointed One (Luke 4:14-44)

November 3, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Luke 4:14–44

1. What is the source of Jesus’ power and authority? Do we (Christians) have that same source? 2. Are you sitting under Spirit-enabled “word” ministry that helps you grow in your knowledge of God’s word? Where? 3. How have you experienced the “deed” ministry of Christ’s deliverance in your life? 4. Where in your life or our church do you have the opportunity for a “word” ministry to help others grow in their knowledge of God’s word? 5. Where in your life or our church do you have the opportunity for “deed” ministry, to serve others who are in need? 6. Are there any ways you are “preventing” Jesus from going out to those who need to hear? How can you help spread the good news of the gospel?

Jesus Over Temptation (Luke 4:1-13)

September 29, 2024 • Ryan McKinney • Luke 4:1–13

1. What kinds of things are you usually tempted to do? 2. What is the deeper need that you are trying to meet with that sin? 3. How does Christ meet that need in a much better way? 4. What can you do to fill your cup with God’s love this week?

Get Ready (Luke 3)

October 13, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Luke 3

1. What is a sin you need to repent of? What needs to change at the heart level and what needs to change in your behavior? 2. Have you been baptized? 3. Where do you look for your identity and strength? 4. Read Psalm 2 and Isaiah 42:1-4. How do these passages help us understand Jesus better?

Luke 2

October 6, 2024 • Drew Whithorn • Luke 2

Tale of Two Sons (Luke 1:5-80)

September 15, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Luke 1:5–80

1. How are Zechariah and Elizabeth described in vv. 5-7? 2. Compare the responses of Zechariah (vv. 18-20) and Mary (vv. 34-38), how are they the same? How are they different? Who do you identify with more? 3. What are some promises that God fulfilled in the births of Jesus and John? 4. What are some of God’s promises that still await fulfillment? How will they be fulfilled in Christ? 5. Read Mary or Zechariah’s song (or both): what are some words and phrases that describe God’s faithfulness?

Faith Is Not A Fairytale (Luke 1:1-4)

September 8, 2024 • Tyler Walsh • Luke 1:1–4

1. Would you consider yourself confident in your faith? Why or why not? 2. Who is Luke writing to? How are you similar and different to him? 3. What is Luke's purpose in writing? 4. Consider reading the entire gospel of Luke in one sitting. If you'd like to do that as part of a group, sign up for the Bible Marathon on October 20. Go to http://felida.org/events for more info and to register.