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.
The Good Samaritan, and Jesus reducing a question meant to trap him to three things: see a need, go to the need, act on the need.
Romans 12:3-8, on getting to the place where you can serve out of joy instead of self-discount, and on where your own spiritual geography meets the kingdom of God.
Acts 6:1-7. The first church's first conflict — widows overlooked in the daily distribution — and leaders who knew what they were built for and delegated the rest.
Acts 5:12-16, signs and wonders in Solomon's colonnade — and the notice that Luke now counts men and women, which the sermon reads as part of the gospel's liberation of…
Acts 4:32-37 and a church born out of the crucifixion, holding everything in common — with the question of where God might raise beauty from ashes in a life.