Acts

Foreword
Preface
Introduction To Acts
1. Title And Content
2. Genre, Authorship, And Date
3. Luke As A Theologian
4. Text
Acts Outline
Acts NIV Translation, Notes, And Comments
Appendix: Maps
Selected Bibliography
Scripture Index
Subject Index

Additional Info
Jesus told his followers, “You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses…to the ends of the earth.” The book of Acts records the fulfillment of his promise and command: The Holy Spirit worked through the lives of believers to bring growth to the church, to break down barriers to the Gospel and to take the message of Christ to the very heart of the Roman Empire.

Luke, the author of Acts, wrote from a combination of careful research and practical experience. Pentecostal scholar Stanley M. Horton brings a similar combination of research and experience to this study of Luke’s inspired record. In this Logion commentary, Horton takes an in-depth at the story of the early church–a story still being written in the lives of believers today. Horton writes, “The acts of the risen Lord…continue today wherever God’s people gather in one accord with an earnest desire to search His word, seek his gifts, and do his work.