The Dream Rescue Mission: Acts 16:6-10

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This lesson is about the time the Apostle Paul changed his travel plans after seeing a vision of a stranger begging for help. By following God's detour instead of his own agenda, Paul brought Christianity to Europe and changed countless lives for the better.

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The Dream Rescue Mission: Acts 16:6-10


Froggy Jumps The Dream Rescue Mission: Acts 16:6-10Version en ligne This lesson is about the time the Apostle Paul changed his travel plans after seeing a vision of a stranger begging for help. By following God's detour instead of his own agenda, Paul brought Christianity to Europe and changed countless lives for the better. par C Smith 1 Who traveled together on this exciting missionary journey? a David and Goliath b Paul and his companions c Mary and Joseph 2 Who prevented Paul and his friends from preaching in Asia? a The Holy Spirit b The local guards c The king 3 What is the name of the place the Holy Spirit told them not to go to? a Bithynia b Rome c Egypt 4 Where did the missionaries go when they were trying to figure out where to travel next? a The desert b A big boat c The city of Troas 5 How did God show Paul where He wanted the missionaries to go? a A burning bush b A loud voice from the sky c A vision in the night 6 Who did Paul see in his night vision a An angel b A man from Macedonia c A Roman soldier 7 What did the man in Paul's vision say to him? a Go back home. b Build a church here. c Come over to Macedonia and help us. 8 When Paul woke up from the vision, what did he and his friends believe? a It was just a silly dream b God was calling them to go to Macedonia to preach the Good News of Jesus c They should pack up and go on vacation to Disney 9 Why did the missionaries decide to go to Macedonia right away? a They were scared of staying in Troas b They wanted to see the mountains c They were absolutely sure God called them to go 10 Should we be willing to change our own plans if God directs us to do something else? a Yes! b No c Only if we are getting paid for it 11 What is the most important lesson from this story? a We should listen when God directs our steps b It is easy to travel to new countries c You should never change your plans 12 Where in the Bible did our story come from? a James 3:1-5 b Matthew 6:10-16 c Acts 16:6-10

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The Dream Rescue Mission: Acts 16:6-10Version en ligne

par C Smith

Who traveled together on this exciting missionary journey?

Who prevented Paul and his friends from preaching in Asia?

What is the name of the place the Holy Spirit told them not to go to?

Where did the missionaries go when they were trying to figure out where to travel next?

How did God show Paul where He wanted the missionaries to go?

Who did Paul see in his night vision

What did the man in Paul's vision say to him?

When Paul woke up from the vision, what did he and his friends believe?

Why did the missionaries decide to go to Macedonia right away?

Should we be willing to change our own plans if God directs us to do something else?

What is the most important lesson from this story?

Where in the Bible did our story come from?