INTERPRETING ACTS

Without the Book of Acts it would be hard to make sense out of the New Testament. The Gospels end with the resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ: the Epistles are mostly addressed to established churches

Acts provides an account of the origin and early development of the church and serves as a historical bridge between the Gospels and the Epistles

Interpreting Acts is a nontechnical survey of Acts that fills the void between traditional verse-by-verse commentaries and detailed introductions It is ideal for students, pastors, and anyone who wants to get a grasp on this crucial book of the Bible

Interpreting Acts is a revised and expanded version of Dr. Harrison's acclaimed Acts: The Expanding Church. The book has been adapted to the NIV and includes a new section on the theology of Acts.