Anglican Daily Fountain Devotional 18 June 2022 Message for Saturday. Read Daily Fountain Devotional 18 June 2022 for Anglican Communion
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TOPIC: The All-Surpassing God
TEXT: Ephesians 3:14-21(NKJV)
Daily Fountain Devotional 18 June 2022 MESSAGE
My last child shook the hands of the Vice Chancellor who visited their school. He displayed his hands with great joy and announced that he had become special for attaining such a feat. Today’s passage describes some characteristics of the all-surpassing God: He is the Father of all fathers with a rich treasury of grace to strengthen all men (vv. 15-16);
His power can do far above all that we dare ask or think (v.20); His ability transcends beyond our highest prayers, desires, thoughts, hopes or dreams. He is able to give us the nations and uttermost parts of the earth for our possession (Psa.1:8).
What should be our response to this all-surpassing God? My little boy was filled with joy and boldness that he encountered royalty. If you understand the greatness of this God, the mountains confronting you will diminish in your thoughts, and your faith and courage will rise above them.
Your real concern should be to become more intimate with Him in personal prayers and fasting, dedicated daily Bible study with meditation to the intent that your heart and body will become wholly filled and saturated by Him. You will discover that He is greater than the greatest and stronger than the strongest.
His all-surpassing power and greatness will do more than you have been asking or thinking in Jesus’ name.
Daily Fountain Devotional 18 June 2022 PRAYER:
O God, I acknowledge your supremacy over my challenging situations and stand in faith above them in Jesus’ Amen.
God says: I will reveal My secrets to those who fear Me. Psalm 25:14
Anglican Daily Fountain Devotional 18 June 2022 Message. The Church of Nigeria is the Anglican church in Nigeria. It is the second-largest province in the Anglican Communion, as measured by baptized membership, after the Church of England.