The Acts of the Apostles 

1. Introduction (1.1, 2)
2. Lukes Post-Resurrection Stories (1.1-11) 

   "But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses to Me in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth." (Acts 1.8)

   
   
   1. 40 days post-resurrection ministry of Jesus (1.3-9)
   2. Ascension and promise of the return of Jesus (1.10, 11)
3. Beginning of the Church in Jerusalem (1.12-7)
   1. Waiting for the Spirit (1.12-14)
   2. Appointment of an apostle (1.15-26)
   3. Day of Pentecost (2.1-47)
      1. Coming of the Holy Spirit (2.1-13)
      2. Peter's 1st sermon  (2.14-47)
   4. The work of the Church Begins (3)
      1. Healing of lame man (3.1-11)
      2. Peter's 2nd Sermon (3.12-26)
      3. Believing 5000 men (results), (4.4)
   5. 1st persecution of the church; power of the Holy Spirit, (Chapter 4)
      1. Peter and John Before the Sanhedrin (4.1-22)
      2. The Believers Pray (4.23-31)
      3. The Believers Share Their Possessions (4.32-37)
   6.  Ananias and Sapphira; 2nd persecution, (Chapter 5)
   7. Appointment of deacons; witness of Stephen, a deacon, (Chapter 6)
   8. Stephen's address and martyrdom (1st martyr), (Chapter 7)
4. The Church moves beyond Jerusalem into Judæa and Samaria, (Chapters 8-12)

   Moving beyond Jerusalem to the uttermost parts of the earth begins here. The Sons of Noah represent all the nations of the world. Ham - Africa Shem - The semitic people of the middle east Japheth - europe and asia

   1. Conversion of Ethiopian Eunuch (son of Ham), (Chapter 8)
   2. Conversion of Saul of Tarsus (son of Shem), (Chapter 9)
   3. Conversion of Cornelius, Roman centurion (son of Japheth), (Chapter 10)
   4. Peter defends his ministry; gospel goes to Antioch, (Chapter 11)
   5. Death of James; arrest of Peter, (Chapter 12)
5. To the uttermost part of the earth, (Chapters 13-28)
   1. 1st missionary journey of Paul, (Chapters 13, 14)
      1. Barnabas and Saul Sent Off (13.1-3)
      2. Barnabas and Saul on Cyprus (13.4-12)
      3. Paul and Barnabas at Antioch in Pisidia (13.13-52)
      4. Paul and Barnabas at Iconium (14.1-18)
      5. Paul Stoned at Lystra (14.19-23)
      6. Paul and Barnabas Return to Antioch in Syria (14.24-28)
   2. Council at Jerusalem, (Chapter 15)
   3. 2nd missionary journey of Paul, (15.36-18.22)
      1. Paul and Barnabas Separate (15.36-41)
      2. Timothy Joins Paul and Silas (16.1-5)
      3. The Macedonian Call (16.6-10)
      4. The Conversion of Lydia (16.11-15)
      5. Paul and Silas in Prison (16.16-24)
      6. The Philippian Jailer Converted (16.25-40)
      7. Paul and Silas in Thessalonica (17.1-9)
      8. Paul and Silas in Berea (17.10-15)
      9. Paul in Athens (17.16-21)
      10. Paul Addresses the Areopagus (17.22-33)
      11. Paul in Corinth (18.1-17)
      12. Paul Returns to Antioch (18.1-23)
   4. Appolos in Ephesis (18.24-28)..
   5. 3rd missionary journey of Paul, (19.1-21:14)
      1. Paul in Ephesus (19.1-10)
      2. The Sons of Sceva (19.11-20)
      3. A Riot at Ephesus (19.21-41)
      4. Paul in Macedonia and Greece (20.1-6)
      5. Eutychus Raised from the Dead (20.7-16)
      6. Paul Speaks to the Ephesian Elders (20.17-38)
      7. Paul Goes to Jerusalem (20.21-16)
   6. Paul in Jerusalem (Chapter 21-26)
      1. Paul goes to Jerusalem and is arrested, (Chapter 21)
      2. Paul's defense before the mob at Jerusalem, (Chapter 22)
      3. Paul's defense before the Sanhedrin, (Chapter 23)
      4. Paul before Felix, (Chapter 24)
      5. Paul before Festus, (Chapter 25)
      6. Paul before Agrippa, (Chapter 26)
   7. Paul goes to Rome (Chapter 27-28)
      1. Paul goes to Rome via storm and shipwreck, (Chapter 27)
      2. Paul arrives in Rome, (Chapter 28)

Originally Based on https://www.blueletterbible.org/Comm/mcgee_j_vernon/notes-outlines/acts/acts-outline.cfm 11/20/19