| [1] | Jesus returns to heaven. |
| [2] | The Spirit comes and the church is created. |
| [3] | Peter and John are jailed for healing and teaching. |
| [4] | The church grows in number and in sharing. |
| [5] | Ananias1 and Sapphira are killed for hypocrisy. |
| [6] | The church chooses servants for the Grecian widows. |
| [7] | Stephen is stoned for preaching about Jesus. |
| [8] | Philip converts a proselyte from Ethiopia. |
| [9] | Ananias2 converts a persecutor named Saul. |
| [10] | Peter converts a Gentile named Cornelius. |
| [11] | Peter defends his activity among the Gentiles. |
| [12] | James is executed and Peter is imprisoned. |
| [13] | Barnabas and Saul (Paul) start on a mission trip. |
| [14] | Barnabas and Paul return from their mission trip. |
| [15] | The church holds a conference regarding Gentile conversions. |
| [16] | Paul and Silas travel to Achaia. |
| [17] | Paul preaches in Athens. |
| [18] | Paul and his companions teach in Corinth. |
| [19] | Paul and his companions teach in Ephesus. |
| [20] | Paul and his companions return to Asia Minor. |
| [21] | Paul returns to Jerusalem and is arrested. |
| [22] | Paul defends himself to the mob. |
| [23] | Paul defends himself to the Sanhedrin. |
| [24] | Paul defends himself to Governor Felix. |
| [25] | Paul defends himself to Governor Festus. |
| [26] | Paul defends himself to King Agrippa. |
| [27] | Paul travels to Rome to appear before Caesar. |
| [28] | Paul arrives in Rome to wait for Caesar. |