After experiencing persecution from outside the church, the early church now deals with sin within the church.

Peter and John are put on trial and threatened after healing a crippled man.

Peter and John perform a miracle of healing a crippled man, then use the opportunity to preach the gospel.

The 3,000 that were saved at Pentecost are described in their first days as a community of people devoted to God's Kingdom.

God sends his Holy Spirit to be in His people, a promise 500 years in the making.

During the ten day period between Jesus' ascension and Pentecost, the disciples gather together, pray, and obey the Scriptures.

The book of Acts begins with three key themes that serve to unleash the early church into the world on mission.

In the final chapters of Leviticus, God gives His people one thing to focus on. Because He loves them, there are rewards for obedience and discipline for disobedience.

God wants his people to use the possessions that He has given them to point the nations to the one, true God.

God describes two important elements in the Holy Place of the Tabernacle, then sets the punishment for anyone who commit the sin of blasphemy.