We know that the endings of stories matter. They’re the final contact an author has with his readers, the last chance to make an impression with the audience. It’s also where the plot reaches its climax or the tension of the plot is finally resolved. So is it significant that the ending of the book of Acts is a little unexpected and anti-climactic? Luke closes this grand narrative with an unlikely arrival, messenger, closing dialogue, and closing words. These reflect some of the unique (and unlikely?) features of the Christian gospel.