On this episode of Rightly Dividing, we are taking a deep look into the middle stages of the book of Acts where the Kingdom Age under Peter had just temporarily (if 2,000 years can be considered a temporary cessation) ended, and the start of the Church Age under Paul had begun. This is a fascinating time where the apostles are not aware of the switch until Paul shows up to clue them in. Understanding how things were at the dawn of the Church Age will greatly assist us here and now at the closing of our age, and better equip us to understand the true nature and import of events unfolding all around us in these chaotic times. Maybe you think you understand the book of Acts, tune in tonight to hear the 'rest of the story'. Often times, people will hear me talk about on a broadcast that we are right now living in the overlap period of the closing of the Church Age that will shortly usher in the start of the time of Jacob's trouble. This type of talk puzzles Christians who were not raised in Churches where rightly dividing was taught, but I assure you it is Pauline doctrine for our dispensation.