One of the boldest conversions and experiences recorded for this early church happened to someone who was not a believer. Yet, in the life of Saul (who would become Paul), we see a revelation take place which results in massive change.

Two men are traveling the same road, one has questions, and the other has answers. Here we find a story about how someone studying the Old Testament saw the fulfillment of all God’s promises in the person and work of Jesus.

While the church spread, all was not the picture of perfection. Here we will find about one such incident. As we look at this passage, we see how the gospel spread and how the apostles dealt with an improper request.

Stephen was a man known to be full of faith. In this passage, we will examine his bold witness as a follower of Christ.

Every new movement is likely to suffer growing pains. In this text, we will examine how the apostles dealt with an issue that arose and how others were empowered to do the work of the church.

Even good actions can have behind them ill intentions. This passage demonstrates a variety of important principles for us to understand about God and His church.

Peter and John were on their way to the temple to pray. What happened next would confirm and propel God’s work in this new movement called the Church.

What was the church like in the earliest days? Here we will examine an important passage to help us grow in our faith and knowledge.

Peter stands and addresses the crowd and, by walking them through God’s work and promises, helps connect the dots to the work fulfilled in Jesus.

When the Holy Spirit comes at Pentecost, He makes his presence known. But what can we learn from this arrival in Jerusalem?