In Acts 14, we follow Paul on his missionary journey and are reminded that there are many Christians missionaries today who are persecuted for their faith. We need to remember to pray for them daily.

In Acts 13, we see how the Holy Spirit was very active in the early church. We see how the Holy Spirit spoke to the believers, sent them out and filled them for the work He called them to do. Are we listening when the Holy Spirit speaks to us, are we ready to obey when He is calling us?

In Acts 12, we learn about the sovereignty of God, the importance of intercessory prayer, and that God will not give His glory to another.

In Acts 11 there are three questions that we are challenged with: As Christian women can we sense where God is leading and decide to go in the same direction? As Christian women do we have hearts soft enough to be guided and corrected by God? As Christian women do we allow our prejudices and traditions to be overcome by God's word and God's work?

In Acts 10 we study about Peter being called by God to visit Cornelius. We learn the important truth that God always prepares our hearts and gives us instruction and everything we need when He calls us to do something. God wants to use us as His messengers, are we listening for His voice when He calls?

Danielle Helu shares her testimony, "My Love Encounter with Christ".

In Acts 9, we take a look at Saul's conversion, and how through adversity God molds us into more mature women that are like Jesus.

In Acts 8, Terri shares the eight contrasting characteristics between Philip and Simon, the Sorcerer. We can learn so much from Philip and apply these truths to our lives.

In Acts 6, we learn about a situation where the enemy meant something for evil but God turned it around for good.

In Acts 5, we see the first incidence of lying in the New Testament church. God will not tolerate lying among his people and deals with it right away. Terri shares with us how Satan is the father of lies and is out to devour the church with lying. We must listen to the truth of God's Word that we won't be pulled away.