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Written by Luke
28 chapters · 220 min read
60s-80s AD
(and the broader early church)
To document how the spread from to the ends of the earth through the
Acts is the sequel to Luke's Gospel — it picks up right where Jesus ascended and follows the early church as it explodes across the Roman Empire. The shows up at and everything changes. It's part history, part adventure story, and 100% wild.
Jesus told the disciples the best part hadn't happened yet — after YEARS of following Him — because the Holy Spirit was about to change everything.
Acts 1 — Jesus Dipped But Left Instructions
A bunch of Temple priests started following Jesus after watching how the church handled its first real crisis — the movement was literally converting the competition.
Acts 6 — When the Church Had to Level Up Its Org Chart
Peter hit Jerusalem with 'if God gave them the same gift He gave us, who was I to stand in God's way?' — and the whole room went from gatekeeping to glorifying God in real time
Acts 11 — Peter Had Receipts and the Church Had Questions
Paul and Silas were bleeding in stocks at midnight and chose to worship so hard that God sent an earthquake — every door flew open and every chain broke loose.
Acts 16 — The Jailbreak That Changed Everything
There's a passage in 1 Corinthians 15 that scholars across the spectrum agree predates the Gospels — by decades.
A Jewish prophet describes a suffering servant 'pierced for our transgressions' centuries before Roman crucifixion was even a thing.
The first thing God called 'not good' wasn't sin. It was a person being alone. Genesis 2:18.
Caiaphas condemned Jesus to death. In 1990, construction workers in Jerusalem dug up his ossuary.
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Paul got warned by the Holy Spirit, prophets, and a guy who literally tied himself up with Paul's belt — and he STILL said 'bet' because obedience hits different than comfort
Acts 21 — Paul's Final Boss Level: Jerusalem