Anglican Daily Fountain Devotional 15 June 2022 – Saved By His Love

Anglican Daily Fountain Devotional 15 June 2022 Message for Wednesday. Read Daily Fountain Devotional 15 June 2022 for Anglican Communion

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TOPIC: Saved By His Love

TEXT: Ephesians 2:4-10(NKJV)

Daily Fountain Devotional 15 June 2022 MESSAGE

A story was told of a couple who saw a bird singing. The husband said, “This bird is singing, I love you.” The wife replied, “The latter lines show it, meaning that love should be shown by works.” In today’s passage, God demonstrated His love through different works even when we were dead in sin and underserving of His great love.

He quickened, made us alive, transformed and gave us the life of Christ. He delivered us from His judgment and wrath and made us partakers of salvation through Christ (v.5). He raised us from our lowly positions to sit in heavenly places in Christ. He recreated and empowered us to do good works to fit into His divine plan (v.10).

Note that this great salvation is not dependent on fulfilling the law so that no one will boast that His salvation is obtained by works (v.8). So why are you still wallowing in sin or trusting in your good deeds as a ticket to enter heaven? Romans 3:20 states clearly that salvation cannot be obtained by obedience to the commandments.

Repent and tell Jesus to come into your life. He will put His life in you which will empower you to reach His standard of holiness. If you reject this great love, no extra sacrifice will be offered for you (Heb. 10:26).

PRAYER: I repent in dust and ashes, O God, not trusting in my righteousness but in the blood shed on Calvary for my salvation.

Quote Of The Day

God says: Every good gift that you receive comes directly from My hand. James 1:17

Anglican Daily Fountain Devotional 15 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.