In Acts 13, Paul and Barnabas and Mark leave for their first missionary journey. What would your life look like if you lived as a missionary?

The apostle James is killed while the apostle Peter is miraculously delivered from death. Is God still good when things don’t play out the way you expected? How do we respond when God doesn’t answer our prayers the way we hoped?

Evangelists spread out from Jerusalem after the death of Stephen in Acts 7. Their influence launched one of the most important churches in church history: the Church at Antioch.

Peter reports to Jerusalem how God saved the Gentiles in Caesarea. God is not partial. He saves all who believe in Jesus as Lord and savior.

Peter learns that God is not partial. He chooses to save both the Jews who believe and also Gentiles who believe in Jesus.

Peter is called by God to preach the good news to Cornelius, a Roman centurion soldier.

After visiting the new churches in Israel, Peter visits four individuals (Aenas, Dorcas, Simon, Cornelius) who are forever changed by the gospel message.

Saul, on his way to arrest Christians in Damascus, is arrested by Jesus, blinded, and led by hand into the city. Three days later his sight is restored, he becomes a follower of Jesus, and he gets baptized.

After Stephen's martyrdom in Jerusalem, the believers are scattered around. They carry the message of the gospel. Persecution spreads the gospel.