The Incredible Story of the Book of Acts - See How the Church Began and the Gospel Spread!

In this engaging video, we explore the complete story in the Bible of the Book of Acts, one of the most fascinating books of the New Testament. This book, written by Luke, the same author of the Gospel of Luke, narrates the early years of the Christian Church after the ascension of Jesus. Join us on this incredible journey of faith, courage, and transformation!
We will travel through all 28 chapters of Acts, starting with the thrilling moment of Jesus' ascension to heaven and the promise of the Holy Spirit, moving on to Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit descends upon the apostles, empowering them to proclaim the message of the Gospel in Jerusalem and beyond.
Witness the explosive growth of the Early Church, led by central figures like Peter and John, who perform miracles, preach boldly, and face persecution for their unwavering faith in Jesus Christ. Discover the story of Stephen, the first Christian martyr, whose death marks a turning point in the church's expansion beyond Jerusalem.
Learn about the radical transformation of Saul of Tarsus into Paul, the persecutor of Christians who becomes one of the greatest apostles of Christianity. Follow his missionary journeys throughout Asia Minor and Europe, preaching the Gospel to the Gentiles and founding churches in cities like Antioch, Corinth, Ephesus, and Rome.
We also explore the challenges and dilemmas faced by the Early Church, such as the Council of Jerusalem, where the apostles debate fundamental issues about Jewish law and salvation by faith in Christ. See how the Gospel crosses cultural and linguistic boundaries, bringing hope and reconciliation to thousands of people from diverse backgrounds.
This video is not just a theological analysis but an epic journey filled with adventures, miracles, persecutions, and the growth of Christian faith in a hostile world. Come with us to discover the transformative power of the Holy Spirit and the unwavering perseverance of the first followers of Christ, who risked everything to spread the message of God's love.
If you want to better understand the origins of Christianity and God's mission for the world, this video is for you! Watch now and dive into the story of the Early Church like never before!

[@StudyBibleNow]

*This video awakens in me a desire to live a life like the early church - loving, generous, and united in faith. To everyone reading this, I pray that God will give us loving hearts and deep connections with one another, so that together we can build a strong Christian community and spread God's love to the world around us.*

[@Benmelech]

33 years ago, I repented and returned to the “early church’’ beginning in the days of Moses when he received the 10 Commandments from God. I progressed to Yeshua’s day when it was completely Jewish. The first gentiles came to faith about 10 years later when Peter was evangelizing. The story is about the Roman Centurion Cornelius a Jewish proselyte and his household coming to Faith. The story is in Acts 10 and reiterated in chapter 11. Very important to notice there was no new doctrine establishing that they could eat whatever they want as today’s Greco Roman church teaches erroneously.

[@BibleStoriies]

Good morning, everyone! 🌞 As we welcome this new day, I wish you all good health, peace, and positivity. May this day be filled with joy, blessings, and opportunities for growth.

[@barryturner2902]

Well presented! Thank you much!

[@MrShogun25]

Amen

[@brettcross9941]

Excellent work I’m learning a lot.

[@Surdashery954]

Praise the Lord

[@jenniferiacolino7801]

God bless 🙌

[@AmberGintaras]

❤🙏

[@duduthedude926]

❤👏👏👏

[@elmersalvador6609]

There are movements and teachers today rejecting Paul's teaching about God.

[@deborahw0]

At 36:59, the illustrator depicts Peter with 6 fingers on his right hand. Why?

[@theonlyone-xc3pu]

We have to stop making images of the Savior. The same savior that was hidden among the people of Africa, from King Herod's capture. What a great lesson, clouded by misrepresentation of the culture and God

[@ihade931]

The voice, speaker..AI ?

[@Benmelech]

This commentator like all commentators failed to mention the very fact that the believers were all Jewish. There wasn’t one gentile amongst the assembly and was totally Jewish for the first decade. Acts 10 records the Roman Gentile Cornelius and his family coming to faith when the Holy Spirit rested upon him and his household. Peter told Cornelius the Lord revealed to him in his dream that gentiles was “clean”. The vision had absolutely nothing to do with food. Chapter 11 is a retelling of the event and food isn’t mentioned whatsoever.

[@suzanneholdbrook9972]

Correct “ ye men of Judaea”

[@wademoore5833]

Why do you think that even though these followers of christ were Jewish and I'm assuming they're were many other jews that were saved and baptized during this time, why did it eventually become as time progressed,more of a conversion into the Gentile nations was it just in God's plan for this to be the time of the Gentiles?I hope you don't think I'm being silly here. I know God has always had a plan for the apple of his eye.

[@Benmelech]

@@wademoore5833 thank you for your reply and no, I don’t think you’re being silly at all. As I mentioned in my other post, (that is redundant to this post )the time of the gentiles began in X 10 about 10 years after Calvary.… Peter going to the house of Cornelius with a couple of Cornelius companions. They asked Peter to explain the word of God to them. That is what the sheet with all the unclean animals pertain to. In the Jewish culture gentiles was “unclean “. . Looking forward to your thoughts.💕 I reread my post and I think I see what you was referring to….”bad” gentiles. Sorry I didn’t proofread before sending. It was supposed to have said..” that” gentiles….

[@AllentheBeloved]

this is fantastic! do you have this in Spanish? I have studied the book of Acts many times and this was very good

[@BlackandWhiteBible]

I'm glad you liked it. Unfortunately, I don't have it in Spanish yet, but it's a goal of mine for next month. May God always bless you!