DAILY DEVOTIONALS SUMMARY WEDNESDAY MARCH 12, 2025.

1. Pastor E. A. Adeboye, Open Heavens, RCCG

Topic: Jesus Delivers

Text: 2 Samuel 22:2, Mark 1:23-28

Food for thought: No matter how strong the forces of darkness seem, Jesus' power is greater to deliver us from all oppression.

Lesson: When you call on Jesus, He sets you free from every bondage. His power is stronger than any problem, no matter how big it seems. Walk in the freedom He has given you, knowing that He has already paid the price for your deliverance.

2. Pastor W.F. Kumuyi, Daily Manna, DCLM

Topic: Antidote For Fear

Text : Psalm 27:1, 2, Psalm 27:1-14

Food for thought: Those who fear God need to fear nothing else.

Lesson: Fear loses its power when you place your trust in God instead of your troubles. When you focus on God, fear gives way to faith and confidence. Spending time in His presence brings light to every dark situation. Trusting God and seeking Him daily keeps you strong in the face of challenges.

3. Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, Rhapsody Of Realities, Christ Embassy

Topic: The Power and Value of Words

Text: Proverbs 18:21. Mark 11:23, James 3:5-6:, Matthew 12:36-37

Food for thought: Your words shape your life, reveal your identity, and carry the power to create or destroy.

Lesson: What you say determines the direction of your life. Speak words of faith and power, just like Jesus did. Use your words wisely because they carry authority and can change any situation.

4. Dr D.K. Olukoya, Mountain Top Daily Devotional, MFM

Topic: Hope For The Wounded Soldier

Text : Job 14:4-9, Micah 7:8

Food for thought: Being wounded in the battle of life is not the end. You can still bounce back.

Lesson: Being wounded in the battles of life is not the end—there is always hope for restoration. The enemy attacks to weaken you, but God is always ready to deliver you. No matter how deep you have fallen, you can rise again through Christ. Reject every lie that says your situation is hopeless and declare victory over your life.

5. Our Daily Bread

Topic: Elephant Helpers

Text: 1 Corinthians 12:25, 1 Corinthians 12:21-26

Food for thought: Just like elephants rely on each other for survival, you are meant to support and uplift those around you.

Lesson: God designed His people to work together, with every person having a unique role. Helping others strengthens the whole community and brings unity. Show concern for those who are struggling because everyone is valuable in God's plan.

6. Dr Pastor Paul Enenche, Seeds Of Destiny, DIGC

Topic: Contacting The Nature Of God By The Word

Text: John 6:63

Food for thought: The more you receive the Word, the more like God you become.

Lesson: The Word of God carries His life and power, shaping who you become. When you fill your heart with His Word, His character of love, purity, and integrity is imparted to you. As you read the Word, be on the lookout for the Character and Nature of God Always ask God to impart you with His Nature and Character as you study the Word.

7. Bishop Dr. Chris Kwakpovwe, Our Daily Manna, MPM

Topic: Old Age Is A Blessing Many Do Not Have!

Text: Psalm 92: 10-15

Food for thought: Old age is not a burden but a blessing that brings new opportunities and fruitfulness

Lesson: God promises that you will still be fruitful even in old age. Delay is not denial, and it is never too late for your expectations to come to pass. Refuse worry and embrace each year with confidence, knowing that your best days are ahead. You will fulfill all your heart’s expectations.

8. C.A.C: The Living Water

Topic: Embracing Freedom

Text: John 8:36, 1 Corinthians. 6:19, 20

Food for thought: True freedom is not just about breaking bad habits but living in a way that honours God.

Lesson: Addiction keeps one in bondage, but Christ gives you the power to overcome. Your body is a temple, and caring for it is a way of honouring God. Let God's grace lead us into a life of freedom and wholeness. Embrace the freedom found in Christ and honour God with your body.

9. The Daily Fountain. Anglican Communion

Topic: The Beatitudes

Text: Matthew 5:1-9

Food for thought: True happiness and spiritual fulfillment come from living by the principles Jesus taught, not by following the ways of the world.

Lesson: The Beatitudes show that God honours those who are humble, merciful, and pure in heart. A true disciple makes sacrifices and spends time with Jesus to grow spiritually. When you develop a godly character, you receive both earthly and eternal rewards.

10 Daily Guide, Scripture Union

Topic: Roadblocks on the Journey.

Text: Numbers 22: 21- 40.

Food for thought: Not every roadblock is from the enemy; sometimes, God blocks the way to keep you from destruction.

Lesson: Chasing dishonest gain leads to spiritual blindness and wrong decisions. When you ignore God’s warnings, even the things around you may see the danger before you do. Let God guide your steps so you do not waste time on a path that leads to regret.

BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: Joshua 23-24

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