These practices played a pivotal part in forming the early church's identity. Today, we see how these practices form and shape life in the c

In Acts chapter 2, we encounter a community of early believers whose lives were marked by a profound commitment to prayerful devotion and pr

How do meals and communion shape our identity as believers? In this lesson, we consider the fellowship, generosity, and communion we share w

In (Acts 2:42) we read about how the early followers of Jesus devoted themselves to the apostle's teaching, fellowship, the breaking of brea

In this lesson, we will focus on the first design element Luke mentions: they devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching (2:42). What is t

Life In The Church is a six-week series exploring the essence of the Christian community and its profound significance in our lives. In this

Luke draws attention to the early church’s devotion to apostolic teachings, fellowship, and prayer in Acts 2. Emphasizing the imp

From Jerusalem, baptism becomes a theme or movement throughout Acts as people are added to the new community of Jesus followers (see; Acts 2

In the last movement of Acts, Paul, bound in chains heads to Rome. Under house arrest, Paul continues to share the message of Christ and God

Paul returns to Jerusalem and risks the threat of prison and even death for the message of Jesus. Paul's passion is for both Jew and non-Jew

From Antioch, Paul launches out sharing the message of Christ throughout the Mediterranean.

The book of Acts begins where the Gospel of Luke leaves off. Jesus gives final instructions to His disciples before ascending into heaven.