The heart of the Book of Acts is the story of a God who is on the move. It is about a God drawing people into His redemptive mission through the power of the Holy Spirit. It’s the continuation of what began in Genesis, fulfilled in Jesus, and now moves outward through the Church—not as an institution of control, but as a Spirit-filled community sent to bear witness. Luke, the author of Acts, invites us into this sweeping, unified story that ties together the Hebrew Scriptures, the life of Jesus, and the calling of the Church. It's not about building a religious empire or grasping for political power; it's about stepping into the reign and rule of God- His Kingdom breaking in, here and now.

Throughout this series, we’ll watch as God redirects His people away from smaller visions—nationalism, religiosity, self-preservation—and calls them to something far bigger: to be His witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. That commission still stands. The Holy Spirit is not spiritual fuel for our personal goals, but the very presence of God guiding us into His purposes. Whether you’re exploring faith or you've followed Jesus for decades, Acts invites you to move—to pray, to wait, to go, and to join God in what He is doing in the world. This is not just a story. This is an invitation. Let’s go…