The Birth of the Church – Lessons from Acts 1:1–2:47

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the birth of the Church as recorded in Acts 1:1–2:47. They will learn about the Holy Spirit's role in empowering the early believers, the impact of Peter's preaching, and the early church's commitment to community and sharing resources. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the Church's beginnings and what it means to be a part of the Church today.

Healing and Boldness – Lessons from Acts 3:1–4:31

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the story of a miraculous healing and the boldness of the early believers in Acts 3:1–4:31. They will learn about the healing of a man lame from birth, Peter's bold preaching to the crowd, and the early believers' courage in the face of persecution. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the power of faith and the Holy Spirit in their lives and how they can be empowered to share the Gospel with boldness.

The Spread of the Gospel – Lessons from Acts 4:32–8:1a

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the spread of the Gospel in Acts 4:32–8:1a. They will learn about the early Church's commitment to community and sharing resources, the persecution of Stephen and the subsequent spread of the Gospel, and Philip's evangelism in Samaria. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the importance of evangelism, the role of persecution in spreading the Gospel, and the power of the Holy Spirit in empowering believers to share their faith.

The Power of Conversion – Lessons from Acts 8:1b–10:48

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the power of conversion in Acts 8:1b–10:48. They will learn about the conversion of Saul (later known as Paul), the Ethiopian eunuch, and Cornelius and his household. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the transformative power of the Gospel and how it can change lives regardless of cultural barriers, personal history, or religious background.

The Power of Prayer – Lessons from Acts 11:1–12:25

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the power of prayer in Acts 11:1–12:25. They will learn about the prayerful actions of Peter and the early Church, the miraculous escape of Peter from prison, and the role of prayer in the Church's growth and expansion. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the importance of prayer in their own lives and how it can lead to God's provision, protection, and guidance.

The Power of Boldness – Lessons from Acts 13:1–14:28

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the power of boldness in Acts 13:1–14:28. They will learn about the bold preaching and actions of Paul and Barnabas, the opposition they faced, and the miraculous signs and wonders that accompanied their ministry. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be bold in their faith and how they can overcome opposition and share the Gospel message with courage.

The Power of Unity – Lessons from Acts 15:1–35

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the power of unity in Acts 15:1–35. They will learn about the controversy surrounding circumcision and the decision made by the early Church leaders to extend salvation to Gentiles. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the importance of unity in the Church and how it can lead to God's blessings and the spread of the Gospel message.

The Power of Perseverance – Lessons from Acts 15:36–18:23

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the power of perseverance in Acts 15:36–18:23. They will learn about the challenges faced by Paul and his companions as they embarked on their missionary journeys, the opposition they encountered, and the perseverance that led to the spread of the Gospel message. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to persevere in their faith and how they can trust in God's guidance and provision through life's challenges.

Boldly Proclaiming the Gospel – Lessons from Acts 18:24–21:14

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the importance of boldly proclaiming the Gospel in Acts 18:24–21:14. They will learn about the examples of Apollos, Paul, and others as they fearlessly shared the Gospel message despite opposition and persecution. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to boldly proclaim the Gospel and how they can apply this to their own lives and ministries.

Standing Firm in Faith – Lessons from Acts 21:15–23:22

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the importance of standing firm in faith as seen in Acts 21:15–23:22. They will learn about the challenges faced by Paul as he stood firm in his faith despite opposition and persecution. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to stand firm in faith and how they can apply this to their own lives and ministries.

Proclaiming Truth in the Face of Adversity – Lessons from Acts 23:23–26:32

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the importance of proclaiming truth in the face of adversity as seen in Acts 23:23–26:32. They will learn about the challenges faced by Paul as he proclaimed the truth of the Gospel message and defended himself against false accusations. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to proclaim truth in the face of adversity and how they can apply this to their own lives and ministries.

Anchored in Faith – Lessons from Acts 27:1–28:31

In this Bible study lesson, participants will explore the importance of being anchored in faith as seen in Acts 27:1–28:31. They will learn about the challenges faced by Paul and his companions as they sailed to Rome, and how their faith in God sustained them through the stormy waters. Through examining these passages, participants will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to be anchored in faith and how they can apply this to their own lives and ministries.