Acts

The story of Paul's shipwreck and how faith sustained him and his companions through the storm.

Explore the Greek word allasso, which Paul used and led to Stephen's persecution and death.

Exploring whether genuine personal transformation is possible through Scripture and Saul's dramatic conversion story.

How God redirected Paul's passionate zeal from persecuting Christians to advancing the gospel.

Exploring the Greek word photizo through Saul's blinding encounter with divine light on the Damascus Road.

God's intimate knowledge of Saul's location and circumstances during his conversion on the Damascus Road.

Saul's dramatic conversion encounter with Jesus on the Damascus road and his radical transformation from persecutor to apostle.

Exploring how Jesus spoke to Saul in Aramaic, his native language, during his Damascus Road encounter.

Peter's declaration echoes an Old Testament prophecy spoken seven centuries before, revealing divine continuity.

Paul teaches that God sovereignly determined where and when each person would be born.

Paul recognizes sailors attempting to escape in a lifeboat during the shipwreck on Malta.

Paul's experience on the storm-tossed ship reveals that God's sovereignty overrides human plans and authority.

Explores how Acts distills the essence of David's life and significance into a single powerful statement.

Explores God's purpose in raising a woman from the dead in Acts 9.

A detailed look at Peter's miraculous escape from chains and prison in Acts 12.

How Antioch coined the Greek word Christianos to describe believers in Jesus for the first time.

Athens mistook the Greek word for resurrection as a pagan goddess name.

Explore Acts 13's costly commissioning of Barnabas and Saul, revealing why God calls churches to send their best leaders.

How the Holy Spirit launched Paul's first missionary journey through corporate prayer and fasting.

A retelling of Paul's dramatic shipwreck journey and God's faithfulness during the storm.

Explores why Peter was miraculously rescued from prison while James was martyred.

Exploring Acts 2:46-47 to reimagine church as shared meals and genuine community rather than obligation.

Discovering how the Holy Spirit empowers Christians to overcome fear and share their faith boldly.

Explores the surprising fact that 'Christian' appears only three times in the Bible and how early believers identified themselves.

Exploring Acts 5: why Ananias and Sapphira faced judgment for lying about their donation.

Exploring how the Berean approach to scripture can strengthen faith when beliefs are challenged.

Explores the Greek word 'martys' and how understanding witness as transformation reshapes Acts 1:8 for modern believers.

Unpacking Acts 1:8 to reveal authentic witness and how early Christian testimony transformed the Roman Empire.

Paul and Silas's worship in prison demonstrates how faith and praise can break spiritual chains.