Acts Concerning the Spirit: Studies on the Book of Acts (Spiral)

This study on the book of Acts is adapted from his teaching notes at Luther Rice Seminary, but will be useful to any Christian. It uses alliterated outlines, and is designed to be a help to any God-loving Christian, whether a newborn baby in Christ or a grown and mature Christian.

The Book of Acts is of dispensational importance. It describes how the great changeover took place, when God set aside the nation of Israel and reached out to gather a Gentile people for His name (the Church). Here we find the process of Christianity displacing Judaism, the Church replacing the Temple and the Synagogue, and worldwide blessing overtaking national privilege.

The Book of Acts is of historical importance. It documents the giving of the Holy Spirit in His ministry as "the Comforter" and "the Indweller." It provides a vivid account of the actual birth of the Church at Pentecost. It pictures the movement of the infant Church from a Jewish context to a Gentile context. And it portrays the importance of witnessing, the process of worldwide evangelization.

 Bro. Sharpe went to Tennessee Temple College, and then pastored several baptist churches over the years, as well as teaching Bible college classes. His book ministry has also been a great help to many saints of God.

Lamoyne Sharpe, copyright 2002, reprinted with permission in 2025 by 4Gospel Publishing.

Spiral-bound, 242 pages.