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The Morning Portion is a quiet morning scripture-reflection podcast for steady time in the Word. Each short episode offers a passage of Scripture, a focused devotional thought, and a simple call to carry the text into the day.
Saucy.Tech hosts The Morning Portion, a religion show with 27 episodes published.
The council's answer traveled to Antioch as a letter, and one sentence in it outweighs the whole list: it seemed good to the Holy Ghost, and to us. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-07-09-the-holy-ghost-a
James pastored the most law-keeping city on earth, and everyone expected him to defend the old requirement. He answered with a prophet instead. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-07-08-the-man-with-the-mos
When the Jerusalem council stalled in dispute, Peter stood and told what he watched God do in a Roman house. His last sentence turned the question around. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-07-07-saved-eve
Stoning, prison, and the sword had not slowed the church. An argument between believers came closer, and what Antioch did with it still instructs. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-07-06-the-argument-that
The gospel that reached an enemy's living room was sent to every creature on earth. Take the word everyone and refuse to shrink it. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-07-03-every-creature-no-exceptions Lis
Peter never finished his sermon. The Holy Ghost fell on a Roman household with the same sign as Pentecost, and the believers who came with him were astonished before they were glad. Read along: https://morningportion.com
The wall between Jew and Gentile did not fall because Cornelius changed. It fell because Peter finally saw what God had said since Abraham. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-07-01-nothing-changed-but-pete
God did not argue Peter out of his old categories. He stated the new instruction and stated it again, until Peter moved. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-06-30-the-voice-that-kept-repeating Listen or sub
Cornelius was praying long before anyone preached to him, and heaven had already kept every word. The outsider you wrote off may be closer to God than you are. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-06-29-the-
The man who held the coats at Stephen's stoning wrote thirteen letters of the New Testament. If God could reach Saul, the name you filed under hopeless belongs back on your prayer list. Read along: https://morningportion
Jesus made loving an enemy a list of verbs, and prayer leads the list. You do not have to like a person to ask God to do for them what only God can do, and prayer is the one move possible on the hardest day. Read along:
Ananias was sent to the man who came to arrest believers, and the first word out of his mouth was Brother. Before the scales fell and before the sight returned, he called his enemy family. Read along: https://morningport
Struck blind on the Damascus road, Saul sat three days in the dark before Ananias ever came. The silent stretch was not a delay on the way to the work; it was God doing the work. Read along: https://morningportion.com/po
Saul was earnest, studied, and certain, and all of it was aimed at the people of God. Sincerity is not the same as truth, and the most dangerous wrong is the kind that feels righteous. Read along: https://morningportion.
Samaria got the same gospel Peter preached at Pentecost, in the same order. The name that saved you is the only one there is, and it reaches the people you gave up on. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-06
David did not talk himself out of his sin. He asked God to do surgery on the inside of him, then promised to teach. Restored people teach. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-06-18-the-prayer-simon-wouldnt-
Simon was baptized and still heard Peter say his heart was not right. You can be all the way inside the church and still be carrying the wrong thing in with you.Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-06-17-wha
Philip's revival in Samaria grew out of one conversation Jesus had at a well years before. The seed you plant keeps working long after you quit watching for it. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-06-16-the
Persecution drove the church out of Jerusalem, and the gospel traveled in their luggage. The thing that broke the church open is what carried it the rest of the way. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-06-1
Peter's promise reached beyond the adults who heard him preach. Acts 2 names children, distant people, and everyone the Lord our God shall call. For the promise is unto you, and to your children, and to all that are afar
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