The psalmist expressed his concern about not being a stumbling block to others who were seeking God. How does this apply to us, in our own spiritual influence on those around us?

The Lord Jesus quoted this verse concerning Himself in John 15:25. How was it fulfilled in His life?

 What was happening in the life of the psalmist?

The new community was united. Are there any instances of disunity in our church? If there are, pray about them.

What effect did true fellowship have on those who were watching them and who were not yet believers in Christ?

Faith is both “doctrinal” and “practical”. Reflect on these verses.

Have you ever witnessed someone going to great lengths to care for someone else’s needs? To what extent are you prepared to help someone in need?

What does it mean that these people “had everything in common”?

Why was it important for the believers to devote themselves to the apostles’ teaching?

See the result of Peter’s preaching and God’s conviction in these verses. What confidence does this give us as we continue to give witness to the Lord Jesus today?