017 - Acts

Acts 1–3 mark the beginning of the church age, highlighting the fulfillment of Jesus’ promise that His followers would receive power through the Holy Spirit. These chapters set the stage for the expansion of the gospel, demonstrating how the apostles, once uncertain and fearful, were transformed into bold witnesses for Christ.

The ascension of Jesus in Acts 1 confirms His authority and the necessity of the Holy Spirit in carrying out His mission. The outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost in Acts 2 signifies the official beginning of the church, equipping believers with divine power to proclaim the gospel. Peter's sermon and the conversion of thousands illustrate the Spirit’s work in convicting and transforming lives. Acts 3 continues this theme as Peter and John perform a miraculous healing in Jesus’ name, using it as an opportunity to preach salvation through Christ.

Together, these chapters reveal God's divine plan for His church—rooted in prayer, empowered by the Spirit, and driven by the proclamation of Jesus as the risen Savior.

Acts 1–3 mark the beginning of the church age, highlighting the fulfillment of Jesus’ promise that His followers would receive power through the Holy Spirit. These chapters set the stage for the expansion of the gospel, demonstrating how the apostles, once uncertain and fearful, were transformed into bold witnesses for Christ.

The ascension of Jesus in Acts 1 confirms His authority and the necessity of the Holy Spirit in carrying out His mission. The outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost in Acts 2 signifies the official beginning of the church, equipping believers with divine power to proclaim the gospel. Peter's sermon and the conversion of thousands illustrate the Spirit’s work in convicting and transforming lives. Acts 3 continues this theme as Peter and John perform a miraculous healing in Jesus’ name, using it as an opportunity to preach salvation through Christ.

Together, these chapters reveal God's divine plan for His church—rooted in prayer, empowered by the Spirit, and driven by the proclamation of Jesus as the risen Savior.

This quiz assesses your understanding of Acts Chapters 1–3, focusing on the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, the early church's development, and God’s divine purpose.

Acts chapters 4 through 7 provide a powerful account of the early Church's growth, opposition from religious leaders, and the steadfast faith of the apostles. These chapters highlight the boldness of Peter and John, the unity of believers, the appointment of deacons, and Stephen's sermon and martyrdom. The lessons from these chapters emphasize the power of the Holy Ghost, the importance of standing firm in the face of persecution, and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy in Jesus Christ.

Acts chapters 4 through 7 provide a powerful account of the early Church's growth, opposition from religious leaders, and the steadfast faith of the apostles. These chapters highlight the boldness of Peter and John, the unity of believers, the appointment of deacons, and Stephen's sermon and martyrdom. The lessons from these chapters emphasize the power of the Holy Ghost, the importance of standing firm in the face of persecution, and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy in Jesus Christ.

These questions test key points from Acts 4–7.

Acts 8–12 details the expansion of the early church beyond Jerusalem, emphasizing the role of persecution in spreading the gospel. The ministry of Philip, the conversion of Saul (later known as Paul), Peter’s vision and encounter with Cornelius, and the continued work of the Holy Spirit all demonstrate God’s divine purpose in bringing salvation to Jews and Gentiles alike. These chapters show the unstoppable power of the gospel, even in the face of opposition, as God orchestrates events to advance His kingdom.

Acts 8–12 details the expansion of the early church beyond Jerusalem, emphasizing the role of persecution in spreading the gospel. The ministry of Philip, the conversion of Saul (later known as Paul), Peter’s vision and encounter with Cornelius, and the continued work of the Holy Spirit all demonstrate God’s divine purpose in bringing salvation to Jews and Gentiles alike. These chapters show the unstoppable power of the gospel, even in the face of opposition, as God orchestrates events to advance His kingdom.

The following questions test your understanding of Acts 8–12. Select the correct answer from the choices provided.

Acts 13–16 details the beginning of Paul’s missionary journeys, the expansion of the gospel into Gentile regions, and the challenges faced by early Christians. This section highlights God’s guidance in spreading the gospel, the opposition faced by Paul and his companions, and the establishment of key churches. Additionally, Acts 15 records the Jerusalem Council, which addressed the issue of Gentile believers and the Law of Moses. These chapters showcase God’s sovereign hand in directing His servants and affirm the message of salvation by grace through faith in Christ.

Acts 13–16 details the beginning of Paul’s missionary journeys, the expansion of the gospel into Gentile regions, and the challenges faced by early Christians. This section highlights God’s guidance in spreading the gospel, the opposition faced by Paul and his companions, and the establishment of key churches. Additionally, Acts 15 records the Jerusalem Council, which addressed the issue of Gentile believers and the Law of Moses. These chapters showcase God’s sovereign hand in directing His servants and affirm the message of salvation by grace through faith in Christ.

This quiz is designed to test your understanding of Acts Chapters 13 through 16. It includes questions about key events, people, and teachings from these chapters, focusing on the missionary journey of Paul and his companions.

In Acts chapters 17 through 20, the Apostle Paul continues his missionary journeys, preaching the gospel across various cities. These chapters detail Paul’s experiences in Thessalonica, Berea, Athens, Corinth, and Ephesus, highlighting his encounters with both believers and opposition. The sections illustrate Paul's perseverance in the face of adversity, his commitment to spreading the gospel, and the growing movement of Christianity despite persecution.

In Acts chapters 17 through 20, the Apostle Paul continues his missionary journeys, preaching the gospel across various cities. These chapters detail Paul’s experiences in Thessalonica, Berea, Athens, Corinth, and Ephesus, highlighting his encounters with both believers and opposition. The sections illustrate Paul's perseverance in the face of adversity, his commitment to spreading the gospel, and the growing movement of Christianity despite persecution.

This quiz covers Acts chapters 17–20, focusing on Paul’s ministry in Thessalonica, Berea, Athens, Corinth, Ephesus, and his interactions with various groups. The questions test your understanding of the events, the people involved, and key theological points discussed in the lecture.

Acts 21 through 24 describes the dramatic events surrounding Paul’s arrest in Jerusalem, his defense of the gospel, and his interactions with various Jewish and Roman authorities. In these chapters, Paul faces significant opposition, but he remains steadfast in his mission to testify about Jesus Christ. Through these events, we see God’s sovereignty in guiding Paul’s journey and fulfilling His purpose for him. The passage highlights the tension between the early church and Jewish authorities, as well as Paul’s commitment to proclaiming Christ, even in the face of danger.

Acts 21 through 24 describes the dramatic events surrounding Paul’s arrest in Jerusalem, his defense of the gospel, and his interactions with various Jewish and Roman authorities. In these chapters, Paul faces significant opposition, but he remains steadfast in his mission to testify about Jesus Christ. Through these events, we see God’s sovereignty in guiding Paul’s journey and fulfilling His purpose for him. The passage highlights the tension between the early church and Jewish authorities, as well as Paul’s commitment to proclaiming Christ, even in the face of danger.

This quiz will test your understanding of Acts chapters 21 through 24, focusing on the events surrounding Paul’s arrest, defense, and his testimony before authorities. Pay attention to the key events, Paul’s responses, and the significance of the various encounters.

Acts 25–28 presents the final phase of Paul’s ministry, focusing on his legal struggles and defense before Roman authorities, his journey to Rome, and the conclusion of his testimony. After being imprisoned for his faith, Paul makes his defense before governors and kings, culminating in his appeal to Caesar. His journey to Rome, including the shipwreck and his ministry in Rome, highlights God's sovereignty and Paul's unwavering commitment to preach the gospel. These chapters emphasize the perseverance and faithfulness required to fulfill God's calling, even in the face of trials and opposition.

Acts 25–28 presents the final phase of Paul’s ministry, focusing on his legal struggles and defense before Roman authorities, his journey to Rome, and the conclusion of his testimony. After being imprisoned for his faith, Paul makes his defense before governors and kings, culminating in his appeal to Caesar. His journey to Rome, including the shipwreck and his ministry in Rome, highlights God's sovereignty and Paul's unwavering commitment to preach the gospel. These chapters emphasize the perseverance and faithfulness required to fulfill God's calling, even in the face of trials and opposition.

This quiz covers key events and details from Acts 25-28, focusing on Paul’s defense before Roman officials, his journey to Rome, his shipwreck, and his ministry in Malta and Rome.

This is the final quiz covering all chapters of the book of Acts. Questions will be drawn from each lesson we have studied throughout the course. Please note, this is an open-book exam. A passing score of 70% or higher is required. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the instructor via message.