Fortner Discovering Christ in Acts
Fortner Discovering Christ in Acts
01. ‘Ye shall be witnesses unto me’
Act 1:1-8
The book of Acts is an inspired history of the apostolic ministry of the early church, covering a period of thirty to thirty-five years. The central theme throughout the book is the ascension and lordship of Jesus Christ. It was written by Luke, who was also the author of the gospel narrative bearing his name. Acts begins where the Gospel of Luke ends, with the ascension of Christ. It is a history of the church of Christ in its infancy, showing God’s constant care and special providence for it. In these first verses five important lessons are set before us.
Moule Veni Creati is an old, well known work in studies in the Holy Spirit by Bishop (Anglican) H.G.C. Moule. It has 12 chapters. It is a deep treatment of the Holy Spirit. Although Moule was Anglican, his writings are well written and good.
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More Commentaries on Acts
- Allen Commentary on Acts
- Copeland, M. – Acts Conversions
- Expositor’s Bible Vol 34 The Acts of the Apostles Vol I and II by G.T. Stokes.cmt
- Fortner Discovering Christ in Acts
- Gaebelein Acts of the Apostles
- McGarvey – Four Fold Gospel and Acts (FFG)
- Morgan Commentary on 3 Gospels, Acts, and Romans
- Spurgeon Sermon Commentary from Acts thru Revelation
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