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 1:7-11. The disciples are told the times are not theirs to know, but the power is theirs to receive — and then they watch Jesus taken up.
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.
A megachurch lobby with a Keurig station and flat screens set against a Thai church with instant coffee and one faded picture of Jesus — and the tangible peace that…