We Are the Church... Let's Act Like It: A Study on the ...
    Many people think the church has become a social club with little impact on the world. That is not God’s plan for the church. We Are the Church . . . Let’s Act Like It takes readers through the book of Acts, looking at what it means to be the church of Jesus Christ, the world-changing church
    Acts Study Guide - ttb.org
    The Book of Acts furnishes a ladder on which to place the Epistles. It would be an enriching experience to read them together, as Acts gives the history of the founding of the churches to which the Epistles are directed. The Book of Acts records the beginning of the church, the birth of the church. The Book of Genesis records the origin of the spiritual body which we designate as the church.
    Chapter-by-Chapter Bible Studies Acts - kathleendalton
    The Beautiful, Amazing, Powerful, Weak, Dysfunctional Church A Chapter-by-Chapter Bible Study of the Book of Acts 4 Acts - A Short Introduction Here’s what we’ll be reading as we study through the book of Acts: Chapters 1-12 (First Ten Years) Major Emphasis: The Jerusalem Church Major Topics Covered: Church Gospel Holy Spirit
    Acts Chapter 5 Explained - bible-studys.org
    Acts 5:13 "And of the rest durst no man join himself to them: but the people magnified them." “No man join himself to them” (see note on verse 5). These unbelievers had respect for the followers of Jesus, but feared the deadly potential of joining the church. We see here that, great astonishment gripped all the people.
    41 – Book of Acts: The Church | YOUTH GROUP TRUTH
    This is a mega series CBSM is going through on the book of Acts and the New Testament books written by Paul to the New Testament churches. We want to learn from these amazing books to be the best church we possibly can be for the glory of Jesus. We want to spread the word to as many teens, youth pastors, parents, etc who need to hear!
    Acts Shows What the Early Church Believed and Practiced ...
    The book of Acts is a key historical record of what the early Church believed and practiced. Acts 18:4 —In Corinth, Paul “reasoned in the synagogue every Sabbath, and persuaded both Jews and Greeks.” Acts 18:19 —In Ephesus, Paul “entered the synagogue and reasoned with the Jews.” Acts 18:21 — Paul departed Ephesus, saying, “I must by all means keep this coming feast in Jerusalem”—in accordance with God’s command in Deuteronomy 16:16 .
    Acts of the Apostles: Summary & Themes | Study.com
    The Story of Acts. The story then moves on to one of the central focuses of the book: the establishment of the church. The church, at least at this point, is essentially a community of people who follow Jesus. The disciple Peter becomes the founder of this church, according to Luke.
    The Book of Acts and You > Free Bible Study Guides
    Lesson 7: The Book of Acts and You. The beloved physician Luke followed up his Gospel with an account of the exciting history of the early New Testament Church. The book of Acts demonstrates Jesus Christ's promise and His commission to the Church being fulfilled. What can we learn and apply from the book of Acts today?