Acts 3:11-16 and the crowd's astonishment at a healed man, with practical encouragement to read widely across translations and become students of Scripture.
Acts 3:1-10, the lame man at the temple gate, framed as a reboot — the spinning wheel of death, and the moment you reach around and pull the plug.
Acts 2:42-47 on the devotion and fellowship the first church was built from, with an aside on reading across translations rather than settling into one.
Pentecost in Acts 2:1-4, and the claim that everyone sitting in the pews is there because of what happened to one unified group of people on that day.
Acts 1:1-8, restarted after the previous week's attempt was judged not good enough — an unusually candid second run at the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
The baptism of the Holy Spirit, part two. Why Jesus himself needed the Spirit to come upon him, and why Sabbath exists — because it takes faith to rest and…