EPISODE · Feb 21, 2026 · 24 MIN
The Book of Acts Explained
from The Higher View · host Jonathan and Alexus
Send us Fan MailSeason 5 is here — and we’re stepping into something new.This season, as Husband and Wife we're walking book by book through Scripture, and we’re starting with the Book of Acts.In this episode, we lay the foundation. We talk about the historical setting of Acts, who wrote it, why it was written, and what was happening in the world at the time. We unpack how Acts serves as the continuation of the Gospel story, how it bridges the life of Jesus to the birth of the early Church, and why the movement that began in Jerusalem still matters today.We explore:Who Luke was and why his perspective mattersThe timeline of events after the resurrectionThe role of the Holy SpiritThe major themes that shape the entire bookHow Acts moves from Jerusalem to the ends of the earthActs is more than church history — it’s the story of a Spirit-empowered movement. And the question we’re asking this season is simple: Are we still living like the story is continuing?Season 5 begins here.Let’s dive in.Support the showFind us on youtube! https://youtube.com/channel/UCC3i34WdxjjsO-dN9azKOVg Contact The Higher View Follow us on Instagram @j.garza77 & @alexusmariahleighEmail us at [email protected] for listening & keep seeing things from a Higher View! ☁️
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Send us Fan Mail Season 5 is here — and we’re stepping into something new. This season, as Husband and Wife we're walking book by book through Scripture, and we’re starting with the Book of Acts. In this episode, we lay the foundation. We talk about the historical setting of Acts, who wrote it, why it was written, and what was happening in the world at the time. We unpack how Acts serves as the continuation of the Gospel story, how it bridges the life of Jesus to the birth of the early Church...
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