Is the Book of Acts Still a Normative for the Church?

Invisible church is grounded on justification by faith alone. Reformed see the book of acts as being more normative for christian life to day than pentecostals and some other a christian groups. Those from pentecostal backgrounds typically see the the book ofActs as having an important role in their lives. The invisible church can't be seen, only god knows what it is. But if you ask people visibly, where do we look for the church? Where is christ's church? Well, on one level, invisible, it's any one, and it's anywhere where christ is confessed internally, by faith,. And we don't see that.