Paul Was Arrested

Acts 21 - 23

Continue the conversation throughout the week with your kids by asking them questions pertaining to the lesson from Sunday at Redemption Kids.

The questions asked below were asked on Sunday during our time at Redemption Kids. Take some time to read the passage together, discuss the questions, watch a BRAND NEW video of the lesson, memorize the Bible verse, and remember the big idea of this week!

Ask the Questions

Bigs Discussion Questions

  1. How did Paul send a message to Jesus’ followers in Ephesus? (He wrote them a letter.)

  2. Did Jews and Gentiles get along? (no)

  3. Who brings Jews and Gentiles together? (Jesus)

  4. What brings together everyone who has faith in Jesus? (the gospel)

  5. Where can we read the letter Paul wrote? (in the Bible in the Book of Ephesians)

  6. What is sanctification? Sanctification is how God makes us more like Jesus.

Elementary Discussion Questions

  1. Why did the Jews make a plan to stop Paul from sharing the gospel? (They believed that the gospel went against Jewish laws; Acts 21:28)

  2. What message did Paul receive while in the Roman prison? (God told Paul to have courage because he would preach in Rome; Acts 23:11)

  3. What did the Jewish leaders plan to do to Paul? (kill him, Acts 23:12-15)

  4. Why did Paul continue to obey Jesus, even when his freedom and safety were threatened? Help the kids understand that Paul knew the promises of God. Paul understood that following Jesus is often like a fight. Paul had hope for the future, and was being made more like Jesus each day. Jesus gave His life for us, and we can give our lives so others can believe the gospel.

  5. What might we risk by sharing the gospel boldly?

    Talk to your group about the risks they might face. They may be unpopular or have other kids who think they are strange or awkward. Remind the kids that in some places, talking about Jesus can be punished with prison or death, just like Paul faced.

  6. Will God protect us from all hard times or pain?

    Help the kids think about Paul and Stephen. God allowed Stephen to be martyred, but He protected Paul. God protected Paul from death, but not from prison. Paul still faced many hardships for Jesus. Help the kids see that God works through all circumstances, even those that are difficult, sad, or scary.


Watch the Videos


Remember the 3 B’s

Big Picture Question: What is sanctification? Sanctification is the process of becoming more like Jesus by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Big Idea: God protected Paul so he could preach about Jesus.

Bible Verse to Memorize - Fight the good fight of the faith. Take hold of the eternal life to which you were called and about which you made the good confession in the presence of many witnesses. 1 Timothy 6:12


Practice Catechism

Question 32: What do justification and sanctification mean?

Answer: Justification means our declared righteousness before God. Sanctification means our gradual, growing righteousness.

Download New City Catechism and learn more HERE!

Previous
Previous

Together in Jesus

Next
Next

Paul’s Third Journey