The Book of Acts

The Book of Acts is a part of the New Testament that recounts the early history of the Christian church following Jesus' resurrection. It details how Jesus' followers, empowered by the Holy Spirit, spread his teachings across the Roman Empire despite persecution and challenges. Acts highlights key figures like Peter and Paul, showcasing their missionary journeys, miracles, and efforts to establish communities of believers. Ultimately, it illustrates the growth of Christianity from a small group in Jerusalem to a widely recognized faith across nations, emphasizing themes of faith, courage, and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit.