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The Book of Acts (The Smart Guide to the Bible Series)

Robert C. Girard

The Book for Authentic Christian Living and Fellowship The early church was filled with Christians who had seen Jesus, and who were committed to telling His story for the benefit of future generations of God's family.

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The Charlie Kirk Show

It was mentioned when talking about the upcoming TV series Testament, which will be a modern adaptation of the Book of Acts.

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There's a tv series it comes out at Christmas there's a tv series that the release date will be launched soon called Testament which is like a modern adaptation of the Book of Acts it's beautiful we h...

— Episode: After Sound of Freedom, the Sound of Hop...

Episode: After Sound of Freedom, the Sound of Hope

It was mentioned when talking about the upcoming TV series Testament, which will be a modern adaptation of the Book of Acts.

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There's a tv series it comes out at Christmas there's a tv series that the release date will be launched soon called Testament which is like a modern adaptation of the Book of Acts it's beautiful we have the story of Helmut Humidor which is called Truth and Conviction coming out in May another tv show that's a boy and three teenage boys who stood up to Hitler during Nazi Germany and said this is wrong we have uh multiple other tv shows that haven't been announced yet but next year is going to be a really fun year.

The Bible in a Year (with Fr. Mike Schmitz)

It was read from, specifically Chapter 19, which details Paul's time in Ephesus, miracles performed, demonic encounters and the destruction of magic books.

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Acts of the Apostles chapter 19. Paul goes to Ephesus, right? And here are these people who believe that they're disciples and they are disciples of Jesus. Paul asks them, did you receive the Holy Spi...

— Episode: Day 340: The Power of the Holy Spirit (2...

Episode: Day 340: The Power of the Holy Spirit (2023)

It was read from, specifically Chapter 19, which details Paul's time in Ephesus, miracles performed, demonic encounters and the destruction of magic books.

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Acts of the Apostles chapter 19. Paul goes to Ephesus, right? And here are these people who believe that they're disciples and they are disciples of Jesus. Paul asks them, did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?

Episode: Day 329: The Ethiopian Eunuch (2022)

It was the main book read in this episode, and it covered the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, where the topic of the importance of the magisterium of the Church was introduced.

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And so we have a little piece here of Philip, one of those who were sent and he's sent out and he begins preaching the word in Samaria and it comes upon this man named Simon, who is a magician who amazed everybody.

But the conclusion of chapter eight of the Acts of the Apostles is one of my favorite stories. It's Ethiopian eunuch, Ethiopian eunuch, right?

So here's this man and he's a eunuch. So basically he is unable to become a Jew because, because of his status as being a eunuch, he is not allowed to be a person of the covenant, of the old covenant.

But he is a God fearer. He has come to Jerusalem to worship, even though he can't participate fully in the worship of the people of Israel.

And so he's fascinated by the book of the prophet Isaiah here and Philip. I love this Philip, the Holy Spirit moves Philip to go up to the chariot and Philip asks him the question, do you understand what you're reading?

And the response of the Ethiopian eunuch is, how can I, unless someone guides me?

Episode: Day 322: The Ascension (2022)

The podcast discussed the first chapter of the Book of Acts as a pivotal point in the transition from the Gospel of Luke to the beginning of the Age of the Church, with a focus on the Ascension of Jesus and the apostles' role in the spread of the Gospel.

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We're reading Acts of the Apostles chapter one.

If you want to download your own Bible in a Year reading plan, you can visit ascensionpress.com/Bible in a Year because then you would know that today is day 322 and we're reading Acts 1, Romans 1, Proverbs 26.

On day 322, reading Acts 1, Romans 1, Proverbs 26, verses 24 through 26.

Okay, so here we are in the Acts of the Apostles and this is the age of the church as we noted before.

And we've separated them of course because it makes sense, but they're still here. And so what do we have? Well, a couple things. We have the ascension of Jesus.

Elevation with Steven Furtick

The speaker emphasized the importance of understanding the context of Peter's journey, referring to events described in the Gospel of Luke, where Peter initially denies Jesus. This context highlights the transformation Peter undergoes and the impact of the Holy Spirit on his life.

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Now you may recognize Luke who wrote the book of Acts from such blockbuster presentations as Luke. The gospel story that he recorded. Matthew Mark, Luke and John Luke was his. He didn't name it Luke b...

— Episode: Page Turner

Episode: Page Turner

The speaker emphasized the importance of understanding the context of Peter's journey, referring to events described in the Gospel of Luke, where Peter initially denies Jesus. This context highlights the transformation Peter undergoes and the impact of the Holy Spirit on his life.

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Now you may recognize Luke who wrote the book of Acts from such blockbuster presentations as Luke. The gospel story that he recorded. Matthew Mark, Luke and John Luke was his. He didn't name it Luke but we call it Luke because he wrote it.

And I love this word. And I hope I can make you love it too. All that Jesus began to do and to teach. So what does that mean? Okay. If Jesus came and lived a sinless life, died a criminal's death, rose from a borrowed grave, and then ascended to heaven, to send the Holy Spirit. And when Luke starts writing this book he says, I wrote a book about all that Jesus began to do.

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