Acts 13 and the turn to the Gentiles: rejected in the synagogue, Paul and Barnabas shake the dust from their feet and the word spreads through the whole region.
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.
Acts 4:1-12. Peter and John are seized for causing a ruckus, and answer with the claim that there is no other name under heaven by which we must be saved.
Acts 3:17-19. Sin breaks things, plainly — and the good news is addressed to exactly what it breaks.
John 20 returns to fill in what the first account left out of Mary's morning at the tomb — a reminder of how particular the Bible is about people.
The empty tomb in John 20:1-10, through the eyes of the three who reached it first — Mary Magdalene, Peter and John, and how differently each came to believe.