The Gospel according to Luke and the Acts of (Jesus Christ through) the Apostles are companion volumes directed to “the most excellent Theophilus.”  What was Luke’s central message to Theophilus, and in particular, what is Luke’s purpose in preparing the thoroughly researched report which is known to us as the Acts of the Apostles?  Is it merely a history of the apostolic church from the perspective of an eyewitness and sometime companion of the Apostle Paul?  What place does the book of the Acts of the Apostles have in the canon of redemptive history?  Where does this book “fit into” the scheme of God’s purposes in the revelation of Jesus Christ?  What does the book mean for the church of the 21st century?  Develop and deepen your understanding of the message of the Acts of the Apostles with this course.

Lecturer: Mr. Wayne Chase

Location: A zoom link will be provided to those who register

Dates: Wednesday evenings, September 29 – October

Time: Each evening begins at 7:30pm and runs to roughly 9:30pm