Discussion questions for Life Groups based on the Sunday sermon.
(Updated weekly)
May 31, 2026
*** This guide may have more questions than your group could reasonably discuss in one meeting. Feel free to pick and choose questions that best encourage, challenge, and instruct your particular participants.
Read Acts 9:1-9
1. Do you have a friend, co-worker, family member that is hostile to the gospel, or that seems so far gone that salvation is not possible for them? How do you approach them? How do you pray for them.
2. What are some other Biblical examples of God’s amazing redeeming grace that can give us hope and confidence that God can do what we think is impossible?
3. Do you have a testimony to share about yourself or someone else that God redeemed despite all human hope?
4. What does Paul’s story of redemption teach us about the sovereignty of God? How does this view give us hope?
5. How does this story strengthen your confidence in God’s sovereign purposes?
6. What circumstances in your life need to be viewed through the lens of God’s unstoppable power?
7. Why are we often tempted to give up praying for certain people?
8. How does Saul’s conversion encourage persistent prayer for lost friends and family members?
9. How does it encourage you to know that Jesus takes personally what happens to His church?
10. In what ways have you experienced Christ’s presence during trials or suffering?
11. How does this truth shape the way we care for fellow believers?
12. How would you explain the gospel to someone who believes they have sinned too greatly to be forgiven?
13. How does Saul’s story highlight God’s glory rather than human achievement?
