The Morning Portion

The risen Jesus had given His disciples a message for all nations, then told them to wait. Some work cannot begin until God gives power from on high. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-06-01-stay-until-the-promise-comes

Paul writes one verb at the end of First Corinthians 15 that changes the timeline of every fear you carry. He says giveth. Not will give. Now. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-05-29-giveth-is-present-tense

The Great Commission ends with a promise that changes everything: lo, I am with you alway. The mandate would crush a person sent solo. Jesus does not send anyone solo. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-05-28-not-sent-to-go-alone

Some of the disciples on the mountain worshipped, some doubted. Jesus stepped into the middle and claimed all authority in heaven and in earth. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-05-27-he-did-not-scold-the-doubters

Two witnesses were required by Jewish law, and they had to be men. On the first morning of the new creation, Jesus picked two women. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-05-26-he-chose-the-women-first

The two Marys came carrying spices for a corpse. They left carrying the news that broke open every grave that would ever be dug. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-05-25-what-the-marys-found-in-the-dark

John writes in the present tense because the blood of Jesus meets confessed sin today. Clean is a promise the believer can stand on. Read along: https://morningportion.com/posts/2026-05-22-the-blood-cleanseth-now