Act out how Jewish pilgrims at Pentecost hear great news, each in his own language: Jesus whom they crucified is risen and forgives them. The Holy Spirit comes to live in their hearts; they are also baptized in water, the church is born and wonders happen.

An angel from heaven miraculously frees Peter from King Herod’s prison and death. Those who are gathered to pray for Peter’s release find it too good to believe when it actually happens, and leave Peter knocking at the gate.

Relive a dangerous conflict; men in power challenge Peter and John after they heal a beggar in Jesus’ name. Learn a powerful lesson for all believers about obeying the Lord above all else.

Find what brought great fear on new believers in Jerusalem, and learn a crucial lesson from Ananias and Saphira about what we say while God is listening.

Because of our love for Jesus we also love and serve others, including those in serious need. Find how the believers in the first church in Jerusalem solve a painful problem, when some very poor Greek widows are inadvertently neglected.

Join Philip in a chariot ride; it stops and he baptizes a new believer at once in private. Find out why new believers in some churches fall away, but in other churches they remain firm and grow.

Witness the miraculous transformation from violent persecutor to apostle. Saul, the greatest sinner, is blinded by Jesus on the road to Damascus. He believes, is renamed Paul, and becomes a powerful servant of God who multiplies churches in many nations.

What? Eat non-kosher, unclean food? Never! Peter is shocked by such instructions by an angel from heaven. Find what Peter does about it, and the amazing, history-changing result, as the first gentile church is born, for non-Jews.

Reenact the adventures of Paul and Silas: they free a slave girl, and her owners are furious because her demon had been making them rich. They chain Paul and Silas in prison, but an earthquake frees them, and the cruel jailer and his family receive Jesus.

Act out what will happen on the way to heaven in the resurrection. There is a stopover; believers feel the heat of Christ’s purifying fire. It burns up our bad works, and we take with us into heaven only the precious gems that represent our good works.

Feel the moving impact of what is one of the most amazing letters ever written. Paul urges a friend not only to free a slave, but also to receive him as a brother in Christ.

Fasten your seatbelts! Travel with John as he is taken up into heaven to see future events. The breathtaking ride is bumpy, with surprises, joys and judgments.