Paul’s Preparation (Acts 13:13-16)
Paul and his companions begin their missionary journey with a notable shift in leadership from Barnabas to Paul.
Something to think about: How can we prepare ourselves for the opportunities God places before us to share His message?

Paul’s Pattern of Preaching (Acts 13:17-43)
Paul connects Jewish history to Jesus, showing how God’s promises are fulfilled in Christ.
Something to think about: How can you use your personal story to help others see God’s faithfulness?

Common Past (Acts 13:17-22)
Paul reminds his audience of their shared history to establish common ground and highlight God’s faithfulness.
Something to think about: How has remembering God’s work in your past strengthened your faith and trust in Him?

Promised Messiah (Acts 13:23-31)
Paul proclaims Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s promises, pointing to His life, death, and resurrection.
Something to think about: How does understanding Jesus as the promised Messiah affect your daily life and faith?

Paul’s Persistence (Acts 13:44-52)
Despite opposition, Paul remains committed to proclaiming the gospel to both Jews and Gentiles.
Something to think about: How do you respond when you face rejection or resistance while sharing your faith?

Preparation for God’s Work
Pray that God will prepare your heart and life for His calling, just as He prepared Paul for his mission.

Recognizing God’s Faithfulness in Your Story
Ask God to help you see how your past and experiences can be used to connect with others and point them to Christ.

Embracing Jesus as the Promised Messiah
Pray that you’ll fully trust in Jesus as the fulfillment of God’s promises and share this truth boldly with others.

Hearing and Responding to God’s Word
Ask God to give you ears to hear His Word and a heart that responds with obedience and joy.

Persistence in Sharing the Gospel
Pray for perseverance in sharing the gospel, even when you face opposition or discouragement.