32800 The Book of Acts (Pt. 1) (Level 3)

Lesson 1

This first lesson introduces the student to the author and purpose for this book. You will be allowed to peek into the failures and victories of the disciples. You will find the secret to their ability to reach their whole world with the Gospel of Jesus in a few short years.

Lesson 2

In this second lesson you will see the significance and the effects of Pentecost upon this first church. What meaning should we carry away from the supernatural phenomena that occurred on that day?

Lesson 3

This lesson covers Peter’s sermon on Pentecost. This message reveals the true method and subject matter of preaching and also the things that follow such preaching.

Lesson 4

This lesson covers Acts 2:22-36. At the heart of the mission of Jesus is the fact of the resurrection. Who is responsible for Jesus’ death? What are the significances of His resurrection?

Lesson 5

This lesson (5) concludes Peter’s message on the Day of Pentecost, the signicances of it and the responses to it. What activities comprised the worship services of the first church?

Lesson 6

Jesus never divided, as we do, between the sacred and the secular. The very laws by which He operated in the physical realm were the same as those with wihich He operates in the spiritual realm. What was the first Apostolic miracle? Why did it surprise the Christian observers so much?

Lesson 7

The story in Acts 4:1-22 still deals with the man healed in chapter 3. The Disciples were brought before the Jewish council and required an explanation. They were immediately taken out and beaten. What was the immediate immediate response?

Lesson 8

The early disciples of Christ had all things common, but what was their motivation? Was it because they believed Christ was going to return in their generation? Should we have this same expectation?

Lesson 9

This study begins the fifth chapter of Acts. There was growth of Christianity in Jerusalem during the time of the Acts, and there was a profound effect produced upon the city. One reason for the opposition to Christianity was hatred. Why did they, or why does anyone, hate Christianity?

Lesson 10

This study continues Acts chapter 6. Stephen is the main character in this study. He was a martyr for the Faith. But was he a martyr because he died for his faith, or was he a martyr before he died?

Lesson 11

This Lesson introduces the student to 3 key personalities. Two impacted the church immediately and long term, one other faced the ire and rebuke of Peter.

Lesson 12

Acts chapter 8 includes one of the most interesting stories in the book. In this lesson you will learn the beginnings of world missions and how a race of people were introduced to the Gospel.

Lesson 13

This study includes the conversion of one Christianity’s greatest leaders. Why did God choose this individual and how was he suited for work?

Lesson 14

Acts 9:31 to the end of the chapter is the focus of this study. The church had brief peace when Saul, its worst enemy, was converted to Christ. What is one of the great essentials needs of the church?