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This week’s lesson
Week 30 · July 19–25
The Lord Had Called Us for to Preach the Gospel
📖 Acts 16–21
Modern prophets and apostles continue to fulfill the Savior’s commission, and we can too.
Come, Follow Me · Week 30 · July 19–25
Acts 16–21 · “The Lord Had Called Us for to Preach the Gospel” · weakthings.com
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Family Showdown
This week’s family game on Acts 16–21, with questions for little kids, kids and teens. Play on one phone or everyone’s.
Play with your family → Seminary class 🏆Seminary Showdown
This week’s class round on Acts 16–21. Projector or phones, and every round counts toward Early-Morning vs. Released-Time.
Start this week’s round → Review 🧱Doctrinal Mastery review
No new passage this week. Keep the ones you’ve learned strong with a quick review.
Review now → This week’s quiz 📅Weekly Recap Quiz
A 5–8 question quiz on this week’s reading, with links to every verse.
Play → 1 from this week 💬Who Said It?
Match famous lines to the person who said them.
Play → 7 from this week ⛵Paul’s Journeys
Follow Paul’s missionary journeys on the map.
Play → 3 from this week 🔥Acts Adventure
Travel with the early Church, one story at a time.
Play → Every day 🔤Verse Quest: New Testament
A new New Testament verse puzzle every day.
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Stories from this week
Open the chapters, then use the stories and quick quizzes below to talk about them together.
💬 Who said it?
Read the line, guess the speaker, then tap to check.
⛵ Where was Paul?
Read the moment, guess the place, then tap to check.
🔥 Stories from Acts
Read one story a day this week.
Paul and Silas are beaten and put in stocks, yet they pray and sing praises at midnight.
Acts 16:25–30 →In Athens, Paul notices an altar with an unusual inscription.
Acts 17:22–23 →Paul preaches until midnight, and a young man named Eutychus falls asleep in a window.
Acts 20:9–12 →Teach
Ready-to-use lesson ideas
For home evening, Primary, Sunday School and seminary. Print this page for a one-sheet lesson.
Paul and Silas sang even in hard times. What song helps you when you are sad?
Let everyone answer, youngest first.
Midnight in prison
Paul and Silas sit in “chains” (scarves). Everyone sings a hymn or Primary song. Everyone shakes for the earthquake, and the chains fall off.
Acts 16:25–26 →Singing at midnight
Paul and Silas prayed and sang praises at midnight in prison (Acts 16:25). What helps you find light during your own “midnight” moments?