Anglican Daily Fountain Devotional 11 September 2022 – Life Is A Choice

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TOPIC: Life Is A Choice

TEXT: 1 Kings 3:5-12(NKJV)

Daily Fountain Devotional 11 September 2022 MESSAGE

Life is designed by choice. Our lives depend mainly upon the choices we make. God after creating man gave him the willpower to make his choice of life and it is based on the choices that life plays. Every day that passes offers us the opportunity to make our choices and the choices we make – life or death, good or bad – mar us or make us.

Solomon was asked to make a choice of what he wanted God to do for him and anything he asked would have been granted. He made a good choice of wisdom over other material things. As we are day-by-day confronted by choices to make, let us depend upon God so as not to destroy or miss out on God’s plans and will for us.

Consequently, some people’s lives are where they are today because of the choices they made. In the passage we read, Solomon responded to God by counting God’s generosity towards his father and himself. He took a humble stand before God that he did not possess the required wisdom for the position he found himself as King over God’s people. His humility is fitting to guide our appetite and deal with our ego.

We must also learn to depend on God for everything, not trusting in our own understanding (Prov. 3:5). Let us always seek and choose that which is more profitable, which are His Kingdom and His righteousness and every other thing will be added to us (Matt. 6:33).

PRAYER: Oh God I’m nothing without you, give me an understanding heart in all I do so as to choose to live and work for you in Jesus’ name. Amen.

Anglican Daily Fountain Devotional 11 September 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.