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In Acts 4:12, Peter says, "Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved."

  • How does the exclusivity of Jesus as the only means of salvation challenge our modern pluralistic or inclusive perspectives on religion and spirituality?

  • In a diverse and interconnected world, how can Christians effectively communicate the message of Jesus as the only way to heaven without coming across as exclusive or intolerant?

  • What objections have you heard regarding the idea that Jesus is the only path to salvation? How might one respond to these objections based on the teachings and events in Acts 4:1-17?

  • What evidence or arguments can be found in Acts 4:1-17 to support the idea that Jesus is the exclusive path to heaven?

  • How might Peter and John's actions and testimony in Acts 4:1-17 reflect their unwavering belief in Jesus as the only way to heaven, and how can this conviction be seen as a source of inspiration for contemporary Christians?

  • Discuss the historical and cultural context of Acts 4:1-17 and how it might have influenced the early Christians' understanding of Jesus as the exclusive savior.

  • How do you think the message of Jesus as the only way to heaven in Acts 4:1-17 relates to the broader message of the Gospel in the New Testament and its implications for believers today?

  • What personal experiences or encounters have influenced your own understanding and belief in Jesus as the exclusive means of salvation, and how do they relate to the events in Acts 4:1-17?