The following is a list of chapter details for the Book of Acts. Some of them are too long to be chapter titles, while others lack enough detail to be proper chapter titles. Many Bibles have the same kind of information in the form of headings, but it can be helpful to have the information … Continue reading The Book of Acts: Chapter Details
Blogger Note: Our church family began a study in the Book of Acts on January 21, 2024. The following is a copy of the introductory handout from that sermon. Author: Luke. We know this because of the similar opening to Luke’s Gospel. Luke’s authorship of Luke’s Gospel and Acts has been attested to throughout church … Continue reading The Book of Acts: Introduction Part One
Here are seven helpful observations on leadership and the Holy Spirit’s guidance from Acts 13:1-3. The leaders of the church of Antioch were a group of men, who were gifted in the explanation of God’s revelation. Prophets and teachers were gifted in proclaiming, expounding, and communicating God’s Word. The leaders of the church of Antioch … Continue reading 7 Helpful Observations from Acts 13:1-3
I. Introduction Acts 18 mainly covered Paul’s ministry at Corinth. Paul served there for one-and-a-half years. As he worked with Priscilla and Aquila making tents to support himself, Paul also reasoned (dialogued) in the synagogue every Sabbath, trying to persuade Jews and Greeks. The Jews were largely unreceptive, as they often were, so Paul went … Continue reading Acts 19: The Ministry in Ephesus
Acts 9 presents another shift in the study of Acts: Acts 8 provides an account of God’s work in Judea and Samaria (Acts 8:1, 4)Acts 9 brings us to God’s beginning work in the uttermost parts of the earth. God rescued Saul of Tarsus and called him as the apostle to the Gentiles (9:15; Romans … Continue reading Acts 9 – The Beginning of Saul’s Ministry
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