AcActs

1.After Jesus' resurrection, He appeared to His disciples and commanded them to wait in Jerusalem for the Holy Spirit.
2.The Holy Spirit descends on the apostles, empowering them to speak in different languages and proclaim the wonders of God.
3.Peter heals a lame man outside the temple, and preaches about Jesus to the crowd, leading to many conversions.
4.Peter and John preach, heal a beggar, and defend their actions before the religious leaders.
5.The early church shares everything they have, Ananias and Sapphira lie about their donation and face consequences.
6.The apostles appoint deacons to serve the community, including Stephen who performs miracles and debates with opponents.
7.Stephen, full of faith and the Holy Spirit, is persecuted by the Jews and ultimately stoned to death.
8.Saul encounters Jesus on the road to Damascus, he is blinded and then healed, and he preaches about Jesus in Damascus.
9.Saul encounters Jesus and becomes a believer. Ananias heals Saul's sight, and he begins preaching about Jesus in Damascus.
10.Peter receives a vision from God and is told to share the Gospel with Gentiles. He baptizes Cornelius' household, signaling inclusion of non-Jews.
11.Peter explains to the apostles and believers how he was led by God to preach to the Gentiles and their acceptance of the Holy Spirit.
12.Peter miraculously escapes from prison with the help of an angel, and he goes to a house where believers are praying for him.
13.Paul and Barnabas preach in Antioch and face opposition from the Jews, turning to the Gentiles instead.
14.In this chapter, Paul and Barnabas continue their missionary journey, facing opposition and eventually preaching in Derbe and Lystra.
15.The discussion over circumcision and Paul's second missionary journey with Silas
16.Paul continues his missionary journey, visiting different cities and strengthening the believers in the faith.
17.Paul preaches in Thessalonica and Berea, facing opposition but also converting some Jews and many Greeks.
18.Paul continues his missionary journey, preaching in Ephesus and facing opposition from silversmiths who make idols for the goddess Artemis.
19.Paul and his companions face opposition in Ephesus but continue to spread the gospel, leading to a riot in the city.
20.Paul travels through Macedonia and Greece, preaches, raises Eutychus from the dead, and bids farewell to the Ephesian elders.
21.Paul goes to Jerusalem despite warnings of suffering. He is arrested and speaks to the crowd about his conversion.
22.Paul defends himself before the crowd, sharing his conversion and mission, causing a riot among the Jews in Jerusalem.
23.Paul defends himself before the Sanhedrin and the Roman governor Felix, ultimately appealing to Caesar for trial.
24.Paul faces trials and accusations in front of the governor Felix, who keeps him in custody for two years.
25.Paul makes his defense before King Agrippa, sharing about his conversion and mission to the Gentiles.
26.Paul gives his defense before King Agrippa and shares his conversion story. Agrippa recognizes Paul's innocence.
27.Paul travels to Rome, facing storms and shipwreck. He receives a vision from an angel assuring his safety and arrival in Rome.
28.Paul reaches Rome and continues to proclaim the kingdom of God, preaching and teaching about Jesus with boldness and without hindrance.