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Church of Nigeria Anglican daily devotions

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In late July 2026, the Church of Nigeria, part of the Anglican Communion, continued its Daily Fountain Devotional series. On 25 July, the entry reflected on Mark 10:35-45, interpreting the disciples’ request for positions of honor as a lesson that true greatness stems from humble service and recalling the martyrdom of James the Great. Two days later, on 27 July, the devotional shifted to Micah 6:9-16, warning against fruitless labour and wickedness, urging believers to pursue righteousness and linking the biblical warning to everyday challenges. On 2 August 2026, the series moved to Matthew 18:1-16, emphasizing Jesus’ teaching that believers must become like little children to enter the kingdom of heaven. The devotional presented the full passage, urged humility, warned against causing sin to “little ones,” and offered practical guidance on confronting a brother’s fault. On 9 August 2026, the devotional, titled "Judgement Of The Nations," focused on Matthew 25:31-46. Using the metaphor of a shepherd separating sheep from goats, the teaching illustrated the judgment of all nations. It emphasized that righteousness is identified through practical deeds, such as feeding the hungry, providing drink to the thirsty, and visiting the sick or imprisoned, asserting that such actions are equivalent to serving the divine. In a separate entry around the same period, the Church also issued a devotional regarding the "Call To Sanctification," which emphasized holiness and moral discipline based on 1 Thessalonians 4:1-12. These entries illustrate the Church’s ongoing practice of providing daily biblical reflections that address varied moral themes—from service and humility to justice and childlike faith—while consistently encouraging personal and communal spiritual growth.

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