Woodlake Church

The book of Acts breaks off suddenly, with no formal conclusion to what God did through the Holy Spirit and the apostles... Perhaps this is appropriate because Christ's mission for his church - all of his true followers worldwide - is not yet complete. - Fire Bible Commentary

Luke drew his readers in, recruiting them to finish a suspended narrative plot line begun at 1:8. With Paul in chains, it is now upon Luke's readers to become the witnesses to the ends of the earth. - Cornerstone Biblical Commentary

The Church in Acts is marked by miracles.

ἰάομαι (iaomai). vb. to heal. To restore something to a state of health or wholeness. - Lexham Theological Workbook

The Church in Acts is marked by a movement.

The Church in Acts is marked by a message.

ἀκωλύτως akōlutōs; without hindrance:—unhindered.

No one stopped Paul’s ministry, and even though he was essentially under house arrest he continued his ministry with complete freedom. Luke concludes by reasserting a major theme of Acts: The progress of the gospel cannot be stopped. - Faithlife Study Bible

The Church in Acts is marked by miracles, a movement, and a message.