Acts 12:1-15. Peter is freed from prison while the church prays for him, and the praying church cannot quite believe it when he knocks.
Acts 11, where believers were first called Christians in Antioch — with a call to remember and pray for Christians in Syria paying that price now.
Peter's vision of the sheet let down from heaven, and his defence of eating with Gentiles: do not call anything impure that God has made clean.
A verse-by-verse walk through John 14, read as a journey with terrain worth mapping — with the promise that either direction you turn works out for those who love God.
The third part of the Simon the Sorcerer story in Acts 8, closing with Peter and John preaching through the Samaritan villages on the way back.
Simon the Sorcerer, part two: what happens when someone tries to buy the power of the Spirit, and what Peter tells him to do about it.