This is a constant theme of the disciples preaching in the book of Acts.

Originally named Saul, he was converted on the road to Damascus.

He told the disciples to remain in Jerusalem to wait for what the Father had promised.

Paul went on three of these in the book fo Acts

After He called out to Paul on the road to Damascus, Paul could no longer see.

He preached only one sermon before his untimely death.

It was Phillip who explained to him the meaning of the following OT passage
HE WAS LED AS A SHEEP TO SLAUGHTER;
AND AS A LAMB BEFORE ITS SHEARER IS SILENT, SO HE DOES NOT OPEN HIS MOUTH.

The teacher of Paul, He also advised the Pharisees that if the discipcles were of God, they would be fighting God themselves

So overcome with joy, she left Peter standing at the gate after his heavenly jail break

When he arrived on the scene, the disciples began to speak in different languages.

Peter preached on the day of Pentecost and this many people came to faith.

From Thyatira, a seller of purple, she is considered by some the first convert in Europe.

This proud king had James the brother of John put to death with a sword.

When the Hellenistic Jews and Hebrews began arguing over food, this men, full of Spirit and wisdom were selected.

Peter said, only through His name under heaven, can a person be saved.

It was here Paul stayed two full years in his own rented quarters preaching the gospel unhindered

While Peter was at Caesarea, this man, before his conversion, fell at the feet of Peter and worshiped him.

Forcing Aquila and Priscilla to flee, this emperor commanded all Jews to leave Rome

During a prayer meeting at this place, the Lord seperated Barnabas and Saul for the first missionary journey.

This man offered a bribe to the apostles that he might recieve power to give the gift of the Holy Spirit.

Eutychus fell from the window sill of this when Paul was preaching.

What at Corinth, this man, the leader of the synagogue came to faith, along with his household.

Proconsul of Paphos, this man, believed after seeing a miracle of mist and darkness falling upon Bar-Jesus.

This is title given to Paul at Lystra, after he had healed a man who couldn't walk.

This man a centurion of the Italian cohort is described as a devout man who fears God and gives many gifts to the poor Jewish people.