1-hour free lecture on Acts 1-2, the introductory section of Acts:
Category Archives: Acts
Acts introduction 6: evangelism, introduction to Acts
This is the sixth free 1-hour video on the Acts of the Apostles.
Acts session 5–miracles and evangelism
1-hour free lecture
Acts session 4–credibility of miracle accounts
1-hour free video
Session 4, addressing unity of Luke-Acts, parallel lives (relevance for Luke-Acts), etc., and miracle claims.
Acts as ancient historiography
Session 3--Luke's historiography
Continuing the theme of Acts as historiography from previous lectures. 1 hour.
Acts, free lecture 2
Genre and historiography
One-hour lecture on the genre and historiography of Acts:
Acts, free lecture 1
Authorship, date and genre
One-hour free lecture on introduction to Acts (authorship, date and genre):
Simon Magues sues seminary
Heritage and mission, Word and Spirit
Luke’s Gospel begins and ends in Jerusalem. His sequel, the Book of Acts, begins in Jerusalem but ends in Rome. Theologically, this is movement from heritage to mission: holding on to the heritage but moving forward into mission. In the same way, we need to be grounded in the Scriptures, so our action will be consistent with all that God has done before us, yet also moved by the Spirit, so we can reach those parts of humanity not yet reached.
Did Paul preach in synagogues as Acts reports?–Acts 13:5, etc.
1.3-minute lecture clip by Acts scholar Craig Keener.
For 23 free lectures on Acts, see http://faculty.gordon.edu/hu/bi/ted_hildebrandt/DigitalCourses/00_DigitalBiblicalStudiesCourses.html#Acts_Keener