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MFM August 2026 devotional series

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Mountain of Fire and Miracle Ministries (MFM) began publishing its August 2026 devotional content on 31 July 2026, releasing a set of prayer points titled “Mountain Top Life” and a daily message “David: The Father” by General Overseer Dr D. K. Olukoya. The focus was on personal favor, protection from spiritual attack, and biblical reflection on authority and repentance. On 2 August 2026 and 3 August 2026 the ministry continued the series with daily devotionals “Hand Over Your Day to God” and “My Life, Receive Divine Order,” each anchored in specific memory verses and fire scriptures and offering prophetic encouragement and practical guidance for daily spiritual discipline. The rollout proceeded on 5 August 2026 with “Heroes of Faith: Enoch,” again authored by Dr Olukoya, reflecting on Enoch’s walk with God (Genesis 5:21-24; Jude 14-15). The same day the FLATIMES platform featured a separate devotional from Dunamis Seeds of Destiny, “The Premises of Prevailing Prayer,” by Dr Paul Enenche, discussing prayer foundations using biblical promises. MfM added two further entries on 7 August 2026 and 8 August 2026. The August 7 message, “Jesus: Our All In All,” centered on Colossians 1:16-18 and emphasized Christ’s supremacy. The August 8 devotional, “Your Gift And Your Destiny,” drew on Genesis 41:14-16 and Proverbs 18:16, urging believers to discover and apply their God-given talents. On 12 August 2026, the ministry released the devotional “God Touches The Hardest Of Hearts,” which used passages from 2 Chronicles to discuss repentance and divine intervention. This coincided with the tenth day of MFM’s “70 Days Prayer and Fasting Programme,” specifically the “Deliverance of the Blood” section, which utilized Matthew 27 and Revelation 12:11 to address personal welfare and spiritual breakthroughs.

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