Acts Notes 22 - Plano Bible Chapel
its doctrines or practices. This would have made Acts a powerful defensive tool for the early Christians in their struggle to survive in a hostile pagan environment. Richard Longenecker identified Luke's purposes as kerygmatic (proclamation), apologetic (defensive), conciliatory (peacemaking), and catechetical 5(instructive).
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