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Kearney eFree Church
The Book of Acts | All Kinds of Spiritual Warfare | 10-4-26
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Kearney eFree Church
4010 7th Ave, Kearney, NE 68845, USA
Sunday 3:30 AM
The Book of Acts | All Kinds of Spiritual Warfare | 10-4-26
Adrian Boykin | Lead Pastor
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https://kearneyefree.com/give“Satan has one central strategy: to distract us from the reality of sin.”
– Larry Crabb
– Larry Crabb
We confront evil by recognizing, repenting, and renouncing our deeds of darkness.
We confront the power of evil by surrendering daily to the power of the Holy Spirit.
LifeGroup Questions
Before attending LifeGroup
1. Read Acts 19. Reflect and write one observation.
2. What does this passage teach us about God and people?
3. What scriptures help you understand the text and message? (i.e., Matthew 7:15-23; ; Romans 12:9; Ephesians 3:14-21; Ephesians 5:10-29)
During LifeGroup
1. Read aloud Acts 19. Have LifeGroup members list the negatives and positives in the narrative.
2. Identify false claims which could rally people today.
3. What resonated most from the message? Why?
4. Cite an instance when you confronted your own evil. What helped?
5. How have you experienced the Holy Spirit’s power in confronting sin or evil practices? Invite a couple lifegroup members to share.
6. Reflect and write down what God is impressing upon you to do in response to the passage or discussion.
For next week’s message: read and reflect on Acts 20.
Before attending LifeGroup
1. Read Acts 19. Reflect and write one observation.
2. What does this passage teach us about God and people?
3. What scriptures help you understand the text and message? (i.e., Matthew 7:15-23; ; Romans 12:9; Ephesians 3:14-21; Ephesians 5:10-29)
During LifeGroup
1. Read aloud Acts 19. Have LifeGroup members list the negatives and positives in the narrative.
2. Identify false claims which could rally people today.
3. What resonated most from the message? Why?
4. Cite an instance when you confronted your own evil. What helped?
5. How have you experienced the Holy Spirit’s power in confronting sin or evil practices? Invite a couple lifegroup members to share.
6. Reflect and write down what God is impressing upon you to do in response to the passage or discussion.
For next week’s message: read and reflect on Acts 20.