Acts 10-12 -- Peter's work for Jesus before fading to the background
Acts 9 - how the greatest enemy of Christ-followers became history's greatest advocate of Christianity
Acts 5-8 - the seeds of hypocrisy and racism on the inside, overt hostility on the outside
Acts 2-4, the Holy Spirit comes, Peter preaches, the Church starts and expands in Jerusalem
Acts introduction and Chapter 1
Wrestling with the question the Gospel writer John leaves readers to ponder: "Who was Jesus?"
The 40 days after Jesus' resurrection (John 21, Matthew 28, Luke 24)
The other theories for the empty grave and appearances of Jesus
The events of the first Easter Sunday according to Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
What happened between Good Friday afternoon and Easter morning
What was done to Jesus and what Jesus did (and said) on the cross
The Roman trial and pre-crucifixion treatment of Jesus
Jesus in Gethsemane, his arrest, and his trial by the religious leaders
John 14-17 - "I am the Way...I am the Vine" Jesus prays.
John 14-16 -- Jesus describes the Holy Spirit to his disciples the night before his death
John 13-14 - Jesus washes the disciples feet, Judas the betrayer, the "New Covenant" in Jesus' blood
Matthew 24-25 -- what to expect when Jesus is expected
Matthew 23 and other passages - Jesus' intense confrontation with priests, Pharisees, and the scribes
John 12:1-19 and the other Gospels -- the beginning of the events of the week of his crucifixion
John 11 - Jesus raises his friend, four days dead, as a signpost
Matthew 18-20 and other passages - Jesus untwisting what the culture had taught the disciples
Matthew 16-17 - Peter answers the question, "Who do YOU say that I am?" then GOD weighs in on the Mt of Transfiguration
John 9 and 10 -- Jesus' amazing "I am" statement as a Shepherd
John 7-8.- Jesus unnerves the religious leaders with these two self-identifying statements