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RCCG Open Heaven teen devotions May‑August 2026

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The Redeemed Christian Church of God’s daily “Open Heaven” series continued to expand throughout July and early August 2026. Early‑July entries such as “Will You Be There?” (4 July) and “While It Is Day” (6 July) opened the month, followed by the “Open Heavens” pair on 7‑8 July that stressed spiritual refining and true beauty. The 9 July devotional “The City of the Dead” urged believers to share the gospel with those spiritually dead. A teen‑focused etiquette devotional on 8 July addressed basic social manners, while teen messages on 11 July (“Be Mindful Of Your Dreams”) and 13 July (“Far Above Rubies”) highlighted prophetic dreams and the virtues of a godly woman. Mid‑month adult entries dealt with physical and material burdens (14‑15 July) and prayer‑point series “The Keys to Freedom” (20‑21 July) and “Sustaining Your Freedom” (23 July). Teen devotionals resumed on 23 July with “Be a True Witness” and on 25 July with “The Call to Wrestle,” both emphasizing witness‑hood and spiritual warfare. The August rollout repeated the established format: “Are You Watching?” (2 August) and “Hold On To God’s Promises” (3 August) for teens, and an August 5 prayer‑point urging openness to feedback for the wider audience. ~~Across all entries~~ On 29 July 2026 the series ~~consistently paired a biblical passage, a memorised verse, a hymn~~ added two teen entries—“What Do You Really Want?” urging alignment of desires with God’s purpose (Matt 6:33; Elijah‑Elisha) and ~~practical reflection for both teenage~~ “Are You Clean?” linking personal hygiene to spiritual cleanliness (2 Cor 7:11; Levitical law). A separate July 29 devotional warned of the “Lake of Fire,” citing Revelation and ~~adult believers.~~ urging repentance. The following day, 6 August 2026, Pastor E. A. Adeboye contributed an “Open Heaven” message on “Not by might nor by power but by my Spirit,” while other churches issued parallel devotions; teen‑focused material again highlighted divine help and honest communication.

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