God calls a God-fearing Gentile named Cornelius. Peter has a vision about how God has declared all kinds of foods clean and welcomed all kinds of people into His kingdom.

Peter performs two miracles, demonstrating the power of Jesus over disability and death. Jesus will banish these enemies from His coming kingdom.

When Jesus saved Saul, He showed him how much he would suffer for the sake of Christ's Name. All Christians are called to share in the suffering of Jesus so that we also may share in His comfort.

The Lord dramatically converts Saul of Tarsus on the road to Damascus.

The Holy Spirit uses Philip to bring the Gospel to an Ethiopian eunuch. How can we be useful instruments in the hands of the Holy Spirit?

As Philip preaches the gospel in Samaria, many profess faith and receive baptism, including a sorcerer named Simon. But is Simon really converted?

Stephen is stoned to death, becoming the first Christian martyr. To human eyes, his ministry seems like a failure; however, God's plan becomes clear as we see how Stephen's death reveals Christ's glory, love, and mission.

When Stephen is brought before the Jewish Council, he defends himself against their slanderous accusations and charges them with resisting the Holy Spirit. How did the Jews resist the Holy Spirit and how do we do this today?

Jesus sends out Stephen as a sheep in the midst of wolves. Although Jesus sends us into hostile environments, He fully equips us for faithful ministry.

When conflict arises within the Church in Jerusalem, the Apostles address the conflict by appointing and ordaining seven men to serve tables. When we address conflict in God's way, we will have God's blessing.