God heals people and then calls us to follow him.

Peter and John, the ringleaders of the new Jewish group, are brought into the Sanhedrin to answer charges. Their being intimidated is what believers today have to go through. How to handle intimidation.

Lying is not a godly action and the evidence is in that God won't stomach that in the new community.

Jerusalem Jewish women are getting served while Hellenized Jewish women are not. Another sticky situation to unpack and solve.

Stephen is one of the first leaders of the community of faith. His story is told and his end is described. Who else is watching?

Jews and Gentiles mixed to form the Samaritans, who live in modern West Bank. The Gospel comes to them in this episode.

Telling your own story, that makes a lot of sense, as Paul's story unfolds and he goes blind, then gets healed and finds eternal life and eternal destiny and purpose. Maybe you will also.

Never easy to speak the truth, but Peter tells what happened in Caesarea. We are also introduced to Barnabas and Agabus. Good characters!

John Mark and Barnabas and Paul at work. And Herod and James die in very different circumstances. And a prisoner is released by a miracle.

The new guy, Paul, teaches from the Bible, and we learn a lot of how to share what matters. Also more travels and the appointment of the first journeymen/ apostles.