ACTS 7:1-60 // When standing before his accusers, Stephen shows us a gracious defense that details the rejection of the forefathers of the faith, but extends the grace of God to forgive the sins and errors of mankind.

ACTS 6:8-15 // We begin to examine the life of Stephen, the first martyr of the early Church, and we see a model of how to express the grace of Christ during persecution.

ACTS 6:1-7 // In this passage, we see the early church select new and godly leadership for the express purpose of ministering to the church so that the gospel may continue to be preached.

ACTS 5:17-42 // The apostles set an example to obey God even when it brings opposition, knowing He is ultimately in charge.

ACTS 4:32-5:15 // We are reminded of the power of the Holy Spirit to root out and redeem the hidden parts of our lives.

ACTS 4:23-31 // The early Church prays for boldness to faithfully preach Christ and the Gospel so that God would be glorified.

ACTS 4:1-22 // As Peter and John are busy proclaiming Christ and healing the sick, we are reminded of the restoration that came through the finished work of Christ and the Gospel, and the work of the Holy Spirit to bring peace.

ACTS 3:1-10 // The first miracle performed by the apostles through which a beggar is healed illustrates the beauty and power of God's grace and mercy to us through Christ.

ACTS 2:42-47 // We see how the Spirit of God moved in the early Church to grow their generosity and hospitality among believers and throughout the surrounding culture.

ACTS 2:14-41 // Peter proclaims the goespel of Christ and the gift of the Holy Spirit to empower believers.