Chapters of the Bible

Peter and John heal a man lame from birth at the Temple Gate. Peter preaches, urging the people to repent and turn to God for salvation.

Peter and John are arrested. They boldly declare before the Sanhedrin that salvation is found only in Jesus. The believers pray for courage and share all their possessions.

Ananias and Sapphira lie to the Holy Spirit and fall dead. The apostles are arrested but an angel releases them, commanding them to preach in the Temple.

Seven men, including Stephen and Philip, are chosen to handle food distribution. Stephen, full of power, is arrested on false charges of blasphemy.

Stephen delivers a long speech recounting Israel's rejection of God's messengers and accuses the council of murdering the Righteous One. He is stoned to death.

Persecution scatters believers from Jerusalem. Philip preaches in Samaria. He is led to the Ethiopian official, baptizing him after explaining Isaiah.

Saul is blinded by a light on the road to Damascus. Jesus confronts him, and Ananias restores his sight. Saul is baptized and begins preaching Jesus immediately.

God sends Peter a vision of unclean animals and directs him to the house of Cornelius, a Gentile centurion. The Holy Spirit falls on the Gentiles, proving God has granted salvation to all.

Peter explains his vision to the Jerusalem church, who praise God. The gospel spreads to Antioch, where disciples are first called Christians.

King Herod Agrippa executes James and imprisons Peter. An angel miraculously frees Peter. Herod is later struck down by God for accepting divine worship.

The Holy Spirit commissions Paul and Barnabas for mission. Paul preaches a major sermon in Pisidian Antioch, proving Jesus is the promised Savior.

Paul heals a lame man in Lystra. Locals mistake Paul and Barnabas for gods. Paul is later stoned and left for dead but miraculously recovers and continues preaching.