Offering Christ: a study of the book of Acts

This class is being offered again in the spring 2011 term, beginning Monday evening, April 4.

Luke set out to write an “orderly account of the events that have been fulfilled among us . . . so that you may know the truth.” His work encompasses two NT books: the Gospel of Luke and the book of Acts. In the book of Acts, Luke tells the story of Christianity in the first decades after Jesus’ resurrection. What does it mean to be a follower of Jesus? What constitutes a life of discipleship? How should the work of Jesus’ followers move forward? What is their message? How did Jesus’ followers grow from a small group of persecuted followers to a movement that spread across the Roman Empire? In this class, we’ll see this tense story of God’s work to bring about a new world, through the work of a renewed people empowered by God’s Holy Spirit.

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You'll find here downloadable files of the syllabus and the overhead slides from the class. The slides for each week will be posted as they are written.

Syllabus -- this will guide you to the course's structure [coming]

Class audio from the last time Scott taught this course  The "Acts" audio is in the Books of the Bible list.

Weekly Overheads

Week 1 overheads

Week 2 overheads

Week 3 overheads

Week 4 overheads

Week 5 overheads

Week 6 overheads

Week 7 overheads

Week 8 overheads