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Discover the power with a purpose in Acts 9:32–43! Join Peter as he heals Aeneas and raises Tabitha (Dorcas) from the dead, demonstrating Jesus's power over sickness and death. These supernatural works weren't just for healing; they were signs pointing to Jesus Christ to accelerate the gospel message and lead people to spiritual salvation. Explore Peter's Christ-exalting ministry and its lasting impact on new believers in Lydda and Joppa.

The incredible story of how Saul, the hunter, became the hunted! After his conversion, he faced intense opposition and was persecuted. Discover his difficult return to Jerusalem, the skepticism he faced from disciples, and how Barnabas became his advocate, helping him connect with the church and escape death.

Unpack the powerful account of Saul's conversion in Acts 9. From a violent extremist to a chosen instrument of Jesus, this story demonstrates that Jesus can save even the worst of sinners. Apply the lessons: Be optimistic in prayer, opportunistic in witnessing, and awestruck by God's work of salvation.

Isaiah 53, Baptism, and Joy: How did an Ethiopian eunuch from the ends of the earth find faith? This Acts 8 story shows God's plan using human messengers. From encountering Isaiah 53 to understanding the gospel about Jesus, experience a powerful example of conversion, baptism, and the resulting liberating joy.

Dive into Acts 8:4-25 to see the early church's expansion! Follow Philip's ministry in Samaria, reaching the Samaritans despite historical tensions. Witness the great joy of new believers and the fascinating story of Simon the magician. Learn about the threat of old habits and the opportunity for spiritual instruction in new converts' lives.

Explore Stephen's martyrdom in Acts 7 and Learn how his death fulfilled Jesus' words about a grain of wheat (John 12:24), bearing much fruit. The resulting persecution caused believers to be scattered (Acts 8:1, 4), becoming "seed" for the gospel and propelling the early church's mission beyond Jerusalem. Discover why death is a servant for believers

Stephen's powerful message in Acts 7 exposes a pattern of rejecting God's chosen leaders. From the stiff-necked brothers of Joseph to the rejection of Moses as rescuer, Stephen shows how history repeats itself. He culminates by accusing his listeners of betraying and murdering the Righteous One. Are we repeating the mistakes of the past?

Discover how a complaint by the Hellenists regarding neglected widows sparked a crucial moment in the early church (Acts 6:1). Witness the apostles' wise decision to prioritize preaching the word of God and delegate the daily distribution by selecting seven reputable men (Acts 6:2-3). Learn about this pivotal act of delegation for Christ's mission.

In the lesson, we dive into Acts 2:1-13, a pivotal historical moment known as Pentecost! Witness the supernatural outpouring of the Holy Spirit with wind, fire, and a whole lot of pandemonium! This isn't your typical church service – it's a divine explosion that birthed the church and changed the world forever.