Definition: In the Bible, "agendas" refers to a document or plan that outlines future actions or decisions by a group of people, usually involving a council or a decision-making body. The precise meaning and context vary slightly from verse to verse, but in general, an agenda is a detailed and organized plan or strategy for achieving a common goal. The exact definition of "agendas" as it appears in the New Testament has not been clearly defined by the Bible, but it is often associated with the authority and power of councils or bodies that have authority over matters important to the community. The purpose of an agenda might be to clarify expectations or resolve conflicts, thus potentially guiding the actions of a group. The verb "to agitate" (agendam) may also point to this idea of a council meeting or decision-making body. In the Greek, this verb is translated as "to make plans," indicating that a committee or council has assembled and been in session for purposes related to public affairs.

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