Join us for an in-depth Bible study of Acts 21 as Paul continues his journey to Jerusalem despite repeated warnings about the suffering awaiting him. We’ll explore his submission to God’s will, his meeting with the Jerusalem church, his arrest in...
What does faithful Christian leadership look like—and how should believers measure success? In this study of Acts 20:17–38, Paul gives his farewell address to the elders of Ephesus. His words reveal a life shaped by humility, courage, sacrifice, and...
Why is gathering with other believers so important? In this study of Acts 20:1–12, we follow Paul as he travels through Macedonia and Greece, strengthens discouraged believers, worships with the church at Troas, and restores Eutychus after his fatal...
In Acts 19, the gospel enters Ephesus—and the whole city feels its impact. Paul encounters disciples with an incomplete understanding of the faith, teaches boldly in the synagogue and the hall of Tyrannus, and witnesses extraordinary works of God...
Acts 12 is one of the most striking chapters in the New Testament. It’s a story of persecution, prayer, loss, and miraculous deliverance—all unfolding at the same time. James is killed. Peter is imprisoned. The church gathers to pray. And in the...
In Acts 11, the early church is confronted with something completely new—Gentiles receiving the gospel and the Holy Spirit. The question is unavoidable: Is this really from God? In this Bible study, we explore how the apostles and leaders in...
In this Bible study on Acts 9, we walk through the dramatic conversion of Saul and the powerful truth that no one is too far gone for the grace of God. Saul was a violent enemy of the church, yet Jesus met him on the road to Damascus, stopped him in...
In this week’s Wednesday night Bible study, we walk through Acts 8 and see the unstoppable power of the gospel. As persecution scatters the early church, what looks like defeat becomes the very means by which God advances his mission. From Samaria...
In tonight’s study, we pivot into one of the most sobering passages in Acts: the disturbing story of Ananias and Sapphira (Acts 5:1–11). Coming right on the heels of Acts 4—where the church looks almost “too perfect” in its unity and generosity—Acts...
Welcome to Wellspring’s first Wednesday Night Bible Study of the year. This week is an orientation to the book of Acts—why we’re studying it, how the study will work, and what Acts teaches about the church. We introduce the weekly handout system...