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Acts is an exciting story of church growth despite inner problems and
outward conflict. The Book of Acts describes the spread of the gospel
throughout the known world of the first century and the establishment of
Christian churches in many different places. As the gospel entered new
places, its preachers often faced opposition from followers of other
religions, and sometimes this opposition extended to include political
persecution. Nevertheless, within a generation the gospel had spread
from Jerusalem to Rome and beyond. While Luke, the writer of Acts was a
historian, Acts is not merely historical but also provide principles and
lessons for contemporary churches to imitate as they continue to spread
the apostolic gospel today.