Ccs Through The Bible

The Book Of Acts Chapter 20 1-6: Paul goes to Macedonia and Greece 7-12: Eutychus raised from the dead 13-38: Paul’s farewell to the Ephesians Chapter 21 1-6: Meets up with believers in Tyre 7-16: Meets with Philip in Caesarea 17-26: Paul visits James 27-36: Paul arrested in the temple Chapter 22 21:37-22:21; Paul speaks to the people 22-29: Paul uses his Roman citizenship

Chapter 10 1-8 An angel visits Cornelius in Caesarea 9-16 Peter has a vision 17-48 The Gentiles receive the Gospel Chapter 11 1-18 Peter reports to the leaders in Jerusalem 19-26 Antioch becomes the center of the Gentile church 27-30 A prophet is heard Chapter 12 1-5 More violence against the church 6-19 Peter is miraculously released 20-25 The death of Herod Agrippa Chapter 13 1-3 Saul and Barnabas are commissioned and sent 4-12 Activities on Cyprus 13-43 At another Antioch 44-52 The Jews reject the Gospel, the Gentiles accept Chapter 14 1-7 At Iconium, a mixed reception 8-18 Paul and Barnabas are referred to as “gods” 19-28 Paul is a victim of stoning

Chapter 2:42-47 The Apostles’ teaching Fellowship Breaking of bread Prayer Chapter 3 1-10 A miraculous event creates “wonder and amazement” 11-26 Peter preaches again Chapter 4 1-4 The problem of the resurrection 5-12 Bold in the Spirit 13-22 Indisputable evidence 23-31 Effective prayer 32-37 A pure, generous community of believers Chapter 5 1-11 Greed enters the picture 12-16 Meanwhile, the work continues 17-42 Persecution begins

Author: St. Luke (see reference to Theophilus in Luke chapter 1) Theme: “But you will receive power . . . and you will be my witnesses” Secondary theme: “all that Jesus began to do and teach” Chapter 1 1-5 The instructions and the plan 6-11 Jesus’ ascension 12-26 Choosing a “replacement” Apostle Chapter 2 1-4 The Day of Pentecost 5-13 Trying to make sense of the commotion 14-41 Peter’s first evangelistic message 42-47 The pillars of the new church The Apostles’ teaching Fellowship (koinonia) Breaking of bread Prayers