The following table can help recall the general flow of the book of Acts. I learned and adapted this from Prof. Ron Blue of Dallas Theological Seminary. He picked it up from someone else, whose name is long lost in my discarded or misplaced student notes. Yet the memory of it lies cemented in my grey matter, which testifies to its effectiveness as a mnemonic device.

The left column shows the chapter number(s), the middle column contains the memory device that rhymes with the chapter number, and the right column provides a brief explanation of the significant event in the chapter. The associations require imagination, for example, chapter 8 (gate), the story of Philip and the eunuch. Whether or not chariots have gates at the back, one can humorously imagine the eunuch reaching back to close the chariot gate. Creative imagination helps the memory. With relative ease you can learn and recite the mnemonics, which will then trigger the chapter content in your memory.

Lord, may Your Spirit bring to my memory all things You have taught me in the book of Acts. To You be the glory through Your Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. Amen and Amen!