Doug’s Coffee Break

A short daily devotional that is inspirational and uplifting. Once you grab your favorite brew of coffee, join Doug for a challenging insight in God’s Word in the time you can consume your favorite cup. Actually, it may be faster than you can put it away.

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13 hours ago

Peter’s sermon wasn’t just about healing—it was about restoration. He urged the people to repent, not only for personal forgiveness but also for the fulfillment of God’s kingdom promises. What did this mean for Israel? And how does it connect to Old Testament prophecy? Join us as we explore the deeper implications of Peter’s bold message and its significance for us today!

4 days ago

Peter’s message after the miraculous healing wasn’t just about the man’s restored legs—it was about Jesus. He exposed the irony of Israel’s rejection: they chose a murderer over the Holy and Righteous One and killed the Author of life, yet God raised Him from the dead. What does this powerful confrontation reveal about God’s plan? Join us as we explore the deep significance of Peter’s words and how they still challenge us today!

5 days ago

A miraculous healing at the temple sparks amazement, drawing a crowd to Solomon’s Colonnade. Peter seizes the moment, delivering a powerful message about faith and repentance. What made this miracle so significant, and how did it set the stage for greater events in Acts? Join us as we dive into this incredible moment of transformation and bold preaching!

6 days ago

The early church thrived on generosity, joy, and a deep sense of community. They shared their possessions voluntarily, met daily for worship, and praised God with glad hearts—leading to rapid growth. But was this an early form of socialism? And why didn’t the practice continue? Join us as we unpack the faith, fellowship, and explosive expansion of the first believers!

7 days ago

Join us as we explore the devotion of the early church—how they remained steadfast in the apostles' teaching, shared in fellowship through meals and prayer, and witnessed powerful signs and wonders. These miracles weren’t just displays of power; they confirmed the truth of the gospel, just as Jesus’ works had done. Dive into the foundations of faith and community that shaped the first believers!

Monday Feb 03, 2025


Peter’s message wasn’t just about personal repentance—it was a call to separate from Israel’s rejection of Christ. Those who turned to Jesus would be spared from judgment and set apart for Him. The result? Three thousand people believed, were baptized, and joined the early church. This moment marks the birth of a new faith community, united in devotion to Christ. Join us as we explore the powerful beginnings of the church in Acts!

Friday Jan 31, 2025

Peter’s call to repentance is more than just a change in behavior—it’s a complete shift in heart and mind. But what about baptism? Some see it as essential for salvation, while others argue it follows repentance and faith. We break down the debate and explore how Peter ties salvation to both human response and God’s divine promise. Plus, the Holy Spirit’s gift isn’t just for the Jews—it’s for all who turn to the Lord. Tune in for this pivotal moment in Acts!

Thursday Jan 30, 2025

Peter’s sermon reaches its climax with a strong affirmation of Christ’s deity, using Kyrios (Lord) in a way that likely refers to Yahweh. His listeners are deeply convicted, “cut to the heart” by the Holy Spirit, and cry out in desperation, “What shall we do?” This moment sets the stage for Peter’s powerful call to repentance and salvation. Tune in as we explore the impact of this question and its relevance today!

Wednesday Jan 29, 2025

Peter’s sermon in Acts outlines four compelling proofs of Jesus’ resurrection and ascension: fulfilled prophecy, eyewitness testimony, the supernatural events at Pentecost, and Jesus’ exaltation to God’s right hand. Each point underscores Jesus’ identity as the Messiah, fulfilling both Scripture and divine promises.

Tuesday Jan 28, 2025

Peter’s sermon in Acts emphasizes Jesus’ miracles as divine validation, the Crucifixion as God’s intentional plan, and the Resurrection as proof of His Messiahship. Both Jews and Gentiles share responsibility for His death, but the victory of His resurrection underscores God’s ultimate authority and purpose.

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