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Recent Bible Studies on Acts
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We are currently studying Acts. Below are links to the available lessons in this series. New studies are posted every Friday.
- Lesson 12: Confinement in Caesarea (Acts 24-26)
- Lesson 11: Arrest in Jerusalem (Acts 21-23)
- Lesson 10: The Third Missionary Journey (Acts 18-20)
- Lesson 9: The Second Missionary Journey (Acts 15:30-16:40)
- Lesson 8: The Jerusalem Council (Acts 15)
- Lesson 7: Paul's First Missionary Journey (Acts 13)
- Lesson 6: The Ministry of Peter (Acts 9:32-11:3; Acts 12)
- Lesson 5: The Conversion of Paul (Acts 9 & 26)
- Lesson 4: The First Church Leaders (Acts 6-8)
- Lesson 3: Life in the Early Church (Acts 2:42-4:26)
- Lesson 2: Pentecost (Acts 2)
- Lesson 2: Pentecost (Acts 2)
- Lesson 1: You Will Be My Witnesses (Acts 1)
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