Introduction to the Book of Acts
A clear guide to the Book of Acts, its background, major themes, and how the story moves from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth.
Introduction to Acts: Start Here
Introduction to the Book of Acts
A clear overview of what Acts is, how it is structured, and what to watch for as the story moves from Jerusalem to Rome.
A focused look at Luke as author, the case for Luke’s role, and why authorship matters for reading Acts well.
A practical guide to dating Acts and how different date ranges shape how readers understand its setting and purpose.
Historical Context of the Book of Acts
The world behind Acts, including the political pressures, social tensions, and real-life stakes for the early church.
Acts as the Second Volume of Luke
How Luke and Acts fit together as one continuous story, and how that changes the way Acts should be read.
How historically reliable is the book of Acts
A careful look at the historical questions readers ask about Acts and what can responsibly be said.
A map-based way of reading Acts that highlights how the gospel travels and why place matters in the narrative.
A timeline of Paul’s arrest and the travel from Jerusalem to Rome to face trial. Includes an easy-to-read timeline chart and shows how the Book of Acts lines up with Ephesians, Phillippians, Colossians, and Philemon.