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04/10/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Sunday, 4th October 2026*
*Consistent Consciousness of Heaven*
*Colossians 3:1*
_“1 If then you were raised with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ is, sitting at the right hand of God.”_ *(NKJV)*

*Message*
Heaven is not merely a destination we hope to reach someday; it is a reality that should influence how we live today. A consistent consciousness of heaven means living with an awareness that our ultimate citizenship is in God's kingdom and that our earthly life is preparation for eternity.

Paul instructed the believers in Colossae to “seek those things which are above.” He was not telling them to abandon their earthly responsibilities. Rather, he was teaching them to live on earth with heavenly priorities.

A person who is
conscious of heaven sees life differently because eternal realities become more important than temporary circumstances.
The Bible says, “For our conversation is in heaven; from whence also we look for the Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ” (Philippians 3:20).

The word “conversation” also carries the meaning of citizenship. As believers, our deepest identity is connected to heaven. We belong to Christ, and our lives should reflect the values of His kingdom.
Heaven consciousness changes our priorities. When we remember that earthly possessions are temporary, we become less controlled by materialism. Jesus said, “Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth... but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven” (Matthew 6:19–20). We can work hard, prosper, and enjoy God's blessings without allowing possessions to possess our hearts.

Heaven consciousness also influences our character. When we know that we will stand before Christ, we become more careful about how we live. We pursue holiness, integrity, forgiveness, love, and obedience.

We do not live merely to impress people because we know that the ultimate evaluation comes from God.
Furthermore, consciousness of heaven gives us strength during trials. Paul experienced imprisonment, rejection, persecution, and hardship, yet he did not lose hope. He understood that present suffering could not compare with eternal glory. He wrote, “For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory” (2 Corinthians 4:17).

When heaven is constantly before us, disappointment loses some of its power. We can endure temporary losses because we know that our greatest treasure cannot be destroyed. We can forgive because eternity is more important than resentment. We can serve faithfully even when nobody recognises us because God sees and rewards faithful service.

Heaven consciousness should also make us passionate about winning souls. We are surrounded by people whose eternal destinies matter. Jesus commanded us to make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19).

A person who genuinely values heaven will desire that others experience the salvation found in Christ.

Therefore, let heaven occupy your thoughts, shape your choices, and influence your relationships. Work on earth but live for eternity. Enjoy God's blessings but hold them loosely. Face challenges but keep your eyes on Christ.
You are in the world, but you do not belong to this world. Live today with eternity in view.

*Memory Verse*
_“For our conversation is in heaven; from whence also we look for the Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ.”_ *Philippians 3:20*

*Action Point*
Before making major decisions today, ask: “Does this choice reflect the values of heaven and prepare me for eternity?”

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, help me to live every day with eternity in view.
2. Give me grace to seek heavenly things above earthly distractions.
3. Deliver me from materialism and excessive attachment to temporary things.
4. Help me to live a holy, faithful, and Christlike life.
5. Strengthen me to endure trials with the hope of eternal glory.
6. Give me passion to lead others to Christ and prepare them for eternity.
7. Lord Jesus, let my life continually reflect the values of heaven until I see You face to face. Amen.

*Bible in one year:*
Isaiah 20-22
Ephesians 6

*Daily Declaration for 2026:*
The clouds are forming for a downpour
My grounds are being tilled
My fields are being watered
Everything is working for my good.
Yes! It’s my season of harvest
My storehouses are buzzing with abundance

*Daily Springs Devotional*
an inspiring daily devotional
*A publication of Charismatic Renewal Ministries (CRM) Inc*

03/10/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Saturday, 3rd October 2026*
*Characteristics of a Dying Church*
*Revelation 3:1*
_“3 “And to the angel of the church in Sardis write, ‘These things says He who has the seven Spirits of God and the seven stars: “I know your works, that you have a name that you are alive, but you are dead.”_ *(NKJV)*

*Message*
A dying church is not necessarily a church with few members, an old building, or limited financial resources. A church can be large, busy, wealthy, and well organised, and yet be spiritually dying. Jesus warned the church in Sardis, “Thou hast a name that thou livest, and art dead.” The greatest danger is appearing outwardly alive while inwardly losing spiritual vitality.

First, a dying church loses its hunger for God's Word. The early Church continued steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine (Acts 2:42), but a dying church gradually replaces biblical truth with human opinions, entertainment, traditions, or messages designed merely to please people.
When Scripture is no longer central, spiritual life begins to weaken.

Second, prayer becomes neglected. A living church depends upon God, but a dying church increasingly depends upon human ability, programs, strategies, and personalities.

Prayer meetings become poorly attended, personal prayer declines, and dependence upon the Holy Spirit is replaced by self-confidence. When prayer disappears, spiritual power diminishes.

Third, evangelism loses its urgency. Jesus commanded His followers to make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19). A dying church becomes inward-looking. It focuses primarily on retaining existing members rather than reaching those who have left. When a church no longer cares about souls, it has forgotten part of its mission.

Fourth, there is little evidence of transformed lives. Church attendance may continue, but repentance, holiness, forgiveness, love, generosity, and Christlike character become increasingly rare. Jesus said, “By their fruits ye shall know them” (Matthew 7:20). Spiritual activity without spiritual transformation is a warning sign.

Fifth, love and unity deteriorate. Jesus said that His disciples would be recognised by their love for one another (John 13:35). A dying church becomes consumed by quarrels, divisions, competition, gossip, suspicion, and personal interests.
Members may occupy the same building while their hearts are far apart.

Sixth, spiritual gifts are neglected or misused. God gives gifts to believers for the edification of the Church (1 Corinthians 12:7). A dying church may either suppress spiritual gifts or use them for personal recognition rather than kingdom service.

Seventh, the church becomes more concerned about reputation than spiritual reality. Sardis had a reputation for being alive, but Jesus knew its true condition. It is possible to have impressive programs, large crowds, beautiful facilities, and public recognition while lacking spiritual depth.
Yet the message to Sardis was not only a condemnation; it was also a call to revival: “Be watchful and strengthen the things which remain” (Revelation 3:2).

Therefore, a dying church can live again. Revival begins with repentance, renewed prayer, returning to Scripture, restoring love, pursuing holiness, and depending afresh on the Holy Spirit.

Let us not merely ask, “How does our church look?” Let us ask, “Is Jesus truly alive and reigning among us?”

*Memory Verse*
_“Be watchful, and strengthen the things which remain, that are ready to die.”_ *Revelation 3:2*

*Action Point*
Examine your personal spiritual life and your church. Identify one area that needs revival, and begin today with prayer, repentance, and practical obedience.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, revive every dying area of my spiritual life.
2. Restore our hunger for Your Word and prayer.
3. Deliver Your Church from spiritual complacency and empty religious activity.
4. Restore genuine love, unity, holiness, and fellowship among Your people.
5. Rekindle our passion for evangelism and winning souls.
6. Let the Holy Spirit breathe fresh life and power into Your Church.
7. Lord, revive us again and make our churches living witnesses for Jesus Christ. Amen.

*Bible in one year:*
Isaiah 17-19
Ephesians 5

*Daily Declaration for 2026:*
The clouds are forming for a downpour
My grounds are being tilled
My fields are being watered
Everything is working for my good.
Yes! It’s my season of harvest
My storehouses are buzzing with abundance

*Daily Springs Devotional*
an inspiring daily devotional
*A publication of Charismatic Renewal Ministries (CRM) Inc*

02/10/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Friday, 2nd October 2026*
*Characteristics of a Living Church*
*Acts 2:42*
_“42 And they continued steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and in prayers.”_ *(NKJV)*

*Message*
A living church is more than a building filled with people. It is a community of believers in whom Christ is alive, the Holy Spirit is active, God's Word is honored, and lives are being transformed. The early Church provides a powerful picture of what a living church should look like.

First, a living church is devoted to God's Word. Acts 2:42 says that the believers “continued steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine.” They did not build their faith on opinions, traditions, or human philosophies. They were committed to learning and obeying the teachings of Christ. A living church must therefore remain rooted in Scripture. God's Word provides direction, correction, nourishment, and spiritual growth.

Second, a living church is a community of genuine fellowship. The early believers shared their lives, resources, burdens, and joys. Christianity was not an isolated experience. Hebrews 10:24–25 encourages believers not to forsake assembling together but to encourage one another. A living church creates an environment where people experience love, acceptance, encouragement, and a sense of spiritual family.

Third, a living church is a praying church. Prayer was central to the life of the early believers. When they faced opposition, they prayed. When they needed direction, they prayed. When Peter was imprisoned, the church prayed earnestly for him (Acts 12:5). A church that stops praying gradually loses its dependence upon God. Prayer keeps the church connected to its source of power.

Fourth, a living church is evangelistic. Jesus commanded His disciples to “go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature” (Mark 16:15). A living church does not exist only for the comfort of its members. It reaches the lost, proclaims Christ, and seeks to bring people into God's kingdom.

Fifth, a living church demonstrates the power of the Holy Spirit. The early Church experienced spiritual gifts, miracles, boldness, conviction, and transformation. The Holy Spirit empowered ordinary believers to accomplish extraordinary things. A living church depends not merely on human ability but on divine power.

Sixth, a living church produces transformed lives. Jesus said, “By their fruits ye shall know them” (Matthew 7:20). Genuine spiritual life produces love, holiness, forgiveness, humility, generosity, integrity, and Christlike character. Activity without transformation is not evidence of spiritual vitality.

Finally, a living church is a serving church. Every believer has a role to play. The Church becomes strong when members use their gifts to serve God and one another.
May our churches not merely be busy churches, crowded churches, or organised churches, but living churches full of the Word, prayer, love, holiness, evangelism, spiritual power, and transformed lives.

*Memory Verse*
_“And they continued steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in prayers.”_ *Acts 2:42*

*Action Point*
Ask yourself: “Am I contributing to the spiritual life of my church?” Choose one practical way to strengthen your church through prayer, service, evangelism, fellowship, or discipleship.

*Prayer Points*
1. Lord, make our church truly alive in Christ.
2. Give us a deep hunger for Your Word and prayer.
3. Fill our church continually with the power and presence of the Holy Spirit.
4. Let genuine love, unity, holiness, and fellowship flourish among us.
5. Make us passionate about evangelism and winning souls.
6. Let every member discover and faithfully use their spiritual gifts.
7. Father, let our church become a living testimony of Christ's transforming power. In Jesus' name, Amen.
Bible in one year: Isaiah 16

*Daily Declaration for 2026:*
The clouds are forming for a downpour
My grounds are being tilled
My fields are being watered
Everything is working for my good.
Yes! It’s my season of harvest
My storehouses are buzzing with abundance

*Daily Springs Devotional*
an inspiring daily devotional
*A publication of Charismatic Renewal Ministries (CRM) Inc*

01/10/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Thursday, 1st October 2026*
*Needed: Trained Laborers for The Harvest*
*Luke 10:2*
_“2 Then He said to them, “The harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few; therefore, pray the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into His harvest.”_ *(NKJV)*

*Message*
Jesus looked at the multitudes and saw something beyond their immediate needs. He saw a harvest. He knew that many people were ready to hear the message of salvation, experience God's love, and become part of His kingdom. Yet He also saw a shortage, not of opportunities, but of laborers.

The harvest is still great today. Across our communities, workplaces, schools, families, cities, and nations, people are searching for hope, truth, healing, direction, and salvation. The question is not whether there is work to do. The question is whether there are enough prepared and willing people to do it. Jesus said, “Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest, that he would send forth labourers.” Notice that He did not simply say, “Send people.” He said, “Send labourers.”

A laborer is someone prepared to work. The kingdom needs more than enthusiastic spectators; it needs trained, disciplined, spiritually mature, and committed laborers.
Training matters because good intentions alone are not enough. Paul instructed Timothy, “The things that thou hast heard of me... the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also” (2 Timothy 2:2). This reveals a pattern of multiplication: receive, learn, practice, teach, and reproduce.

A trained laborer understands the Scriptures, knows how to communicate the gospel, develops spiritual discernment, demonstrates Christlike character, and knows how to serve people with wisdom and compassion. Training is not merely acquiring information; it is allowing God's Word to shape our character, attitudes, skills, and conduct.

Jesus Himself spent time training His disciples. He taught them, corrected them, sent them out, observed their ministry, and helped them grow. Before they became leaders of the early Church, they were learners in the school of discipleship.

The harvest, therefore, requires people who are willing to be trained before they are sent. We should not be in a hurry to occupy platforms while neglecting preparation.

Character must grow alongside gifting. Knowledge must be accompanied by humility. Spiritual authority must be built upon spiritual maturity.
Perhaps God is calling you into a greater dimension of service. Do not only ask, “Lord, " use me. Also ask, “Lord, train me.” Be willing to learn, submit to Godly instruction, receive corrections, develop your gifts, and grow in character.

The harvest is too precious for careless labour. Souls matter to God. Families matter. Communities matter. Nations matter. Every believer has a role to play.

Jesus said, “Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit” (John 15:8). Our goal is not merely to be busy but to be fruitful.
Therefore, let us answer the Master's call. Let us pray for labourers, become trained labourers ourselves, and help train others.

The harvest is ready. The Master is calling. Will you be available?

*Memory Verse*
_“The harvest truly is great, but the laborers are few.”_ *Luke 10:2*

*Action Point*
Identify one area of ministry in which you need further training. Take a practical step today toward developing your knowledge, character, and skills for kingdom service.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, make me a faithful and fruitful laborer in Your harvest.
2. Lord, give me grace to submit to training, correction, and spiritual growth.
3. Equip me with wisdom, knowledge, character, and spiritual power for effective service.
4. Raise many trained and faithful laborers for the harvest.
5. Help me to disciple others and reproduce myself in faithful servants.
6. Let my life bring many people into the knowledge of Jesus Christ.
7. Lord of the harvest, send forth laborers into Your harvest, and make me one of them, in Jesus' name. Amen.

*Bible in one year:*
Isaiah 14-15

*Daily Declaration for 2026:*
The clouds are forming for a downpour
My grounds are being tilled
My fields are being watered
Everything is working for my good.
Yes! It’s my season of harvest
My storehouses are buzzing with abundance

*Daily Springs Devotional*
an inspiring daily devotional
*A publication of Charismatic Renewal Ministries (CRM) Inc*

29/09/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Tuesday, 29th September 2026*
*The Virtue of Patience*
*James 1:4*
_“4 But let patience have its perfect work, that you may be [a]perfect and complete, lacking nothing._ *(NKJV)*

*Message*
Patience is one of the greatest virtues in the Christian life. It is the ability to wait upon God without losing faith, becoming bitter, or abandoning hope. Patience does not mean doing nothing; it means continuing to trust, obey, pray, and work faithfully while waiting for God's appointed time.

James teaches us that patience has a “perfect work.” This means that God often uses seasons of waiting to develop something valuable within us. We may desire immediate answers, quick breakthroughs, and instant results, but God is often more interested in developing our character than satisfying our impatience.

Abraham waited many years for the fulfilment of God's promise concerning Isaac. Joseph endured years of slavery and imprisonment before entering the palace. David was anointed king but had to wait before occupying the throne. Their waiting seasons were not wasted seasons. God was preparing them for what He had promised.
Sometimes, the delay itself is part of the preparation.

Patience teaches us to trust God's timing. Isaiah 40:31 declares, “But they that wait upon the LORD shall renew their strength.” Those who wait upon God do not ultimately lose. They gain strength, wisdom, maturity, and renewed confidence in His faithfulness.

Impatience can cause us to make decisions that create unnecessary problems. Saul became impatient when Samuel delayed and offered the sacrifice himself, an act that brought serious consequences (1 Samuel 13:8–14). Many people have stepped outside God's will because they could not wait for God's timing. What God has ordained does not need sinful shortcuts.
Patience is also necessary in our relationships. People are imperfect. Families, friends, colleagues, and fellow believers may disappoint us.

The Bible says, “Charity suffereth long, and is kind” (1 Corinthians 13:4). Patience enables us to respond with grace rather than anger and understanding rather than condemnation.

There may be something you have been praying about for a long time. Perhaps you are asking, “When will my breakthrough come?” Remember that God's silence does not mean His absence. His delay does not mean His denial. Sometimes He is preparing the blessing; sometimes He is preparing you for the blessing.

Do not allow impatience to make you abandon your faith. Keep sowing. Keep praying. Keep serving. Keep trusting. Keep believing.
The farmer does not dig up his seed every morning to see whether it is growing. He trusts the process. In the same way, trust the process God is taking you through.
Your appointed season will come.

What God has promised, He is able to fulfil. Let patience complete its work in you so that when the answer comes, you will possess not only the blessing but also the maturity to handle it.

*Memory Verse*
_“But let patience have her perfect work, that ye may be perfect and entire, wanting nothing.”_ *James 1:4*

*Action Point*
Identify one area where you have been tempted to become impatient. Commit it to God again and choose to trust His timing while continuing to do what is right.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, give me grace to wait patiently for Your appointed time.
2. Lord, strengthen my faith during seasons of delay and uncertainty.
3. Deliver me from impatience, anxiety, frustration, and wrong decisions.
4. Help me to trust Your process even when I cannot understand it.
5. Give me wisdom to recognize what You are developing in me during my waiting season.
6. Let every promise You have made concerning my life come to fulfilment at the appointed time.
7. Father, let patience complete its work in me and make me mature, steadfast, and fruitful, in Jesus' name. Amen.

*Bible in one year:*
Isaiah 9-10
Ephesians 3

*Daily Declaration for 2026:*
The clouds are forming for a downpour
My grounds are being tilled
My fields are being watered
Everything is working for my good.
Yes! It’s my season of harvest
My storehouses are buzzing with abundance

*Daily Springs Devotional*
an inspiring daily devotional
*A publication of Charismatic Renewal Ministries (CRM) Inc*

28/09/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Monday, 28th September 2026*
*Embracing The Harvest*
*Basic Scripture*: *Galatians 6:9*
9 And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart. (NKJV)

*Message*
Every seed carries the potential for a harvest. When a farmer plants, he does not expect to reap immediately. He waters, waits, weeds, protects, and continues believing until the appointed season arrives. In the same way, God expects us to understand that our prayers, sacrifices, obedience, service, generosity, and acts of faithfulness will produce fruit in His appointed time.
Paul says, “In due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” This means there is a season for sowing and a season for harvesting. Many people are willing to sow but become discouraged when the harvest takes longer than expected. Yet delay does not mean denial. Sometimes the seed grows beneath the surface before the fruit becomes visible.
Embracing the harvest requires recognizing that the season has changed. When harvest comes, we must be prepared to receive what God has produced. The Israelites experienced this principle when God brought them into the Promised Land. After years of wandering, they entered a land they had not cultivated and enjoyed the fruit of vineyards and fields they had not planted (Joshua 24:13).
There are blessings God has prepared that will require us to step forward in faith. We must not remain mentally trapped in the season of scarcity when God has brought us into abundance. Sometimes we continue praying for what God has already made available because we have not recognized the new season.
Harvest also requires action. A farmer does not stand in his field and merely admire the crops. He gathers them. Likewise, when God opens a door, we must walk through it. When an opportunity comes, we must embrace it. When restoration begins, we must receive it. When God brings helpers into our lives, we must value them.
However, the harvest is not only for personal enjoyment. God blesses us so that we can become a blessing to others. Jesus said, “Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit” (John 15:8). The purpose of fruitfulness is ultimately to glorify God and bless people.
Perhaps you have spent years praying, working, serving, giving, and believing. You may have wondered whether your efforts would ever produce results. Today, be encouraged: your season of harvest can come.
Do not despise what God is bringing into your life because it looks different from what you expected. Embrace the harvest with gratitude, humility, wisdom, and responsibility. Give God the glory for every testimony.
The same God who gave you strength to sow will give you grace to gather. The tears of yesterday can become the songs of tomorrow. “They that sow in tears shall reap in joy” (Psalm 126:5).
Therefore, prepare your heart. Open your hands. Lift your expectation. The harvest is coming, and by God's grace, you shall have the wisdom and capacity to embrace it.

*Memory Verse*
“And let us not be weary in well doing for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.” — Galatians 6:9

*Action Point*
Identify one area where you have been waiting for fruitfulness. Thank God in advance, remain faithful, and take one practical step to prepare for the harvest.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, thank You for every seed of faithfulness I have sown.
2. Lord, give me grace not to faint before my harvest arrives.
3. Let every good seed I have sown produce abundant fruit in its appointed season.
4. Open my eyes to recognize and embrace the opportunities You are bringing into my life.
5. Give me wisdom to manage every blessing and harvest You place in my hands.
6. Let my harvest become a blessing to my family, the Church, and my generation.
7. Father, turn my seasons of sowing into seasons of joyful harvest, in Jesus' mighty name. Amen.

*Bible in one year*: Isaiah 7-8; Ephesians 2

*Daily Declaration for 2026:*
The clouds are forming for a downpour
My grounds are being tilled
My fields are being watered
Everything is working for my good.
Yes! It’s my season of harvest
My storehouses are buzzing with abundance

*Daily Springs Devotional*
an inspiring daily devotional
*A publication of Charismatic Renewal Ministries (CRM) Inc.*

27/09/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Sunday, 27th September 2026*
*A Life, Poured Out for the* *Master:*
*Celebrating the Birthday of* *Dr. Cosmas Ilechukwu* , *General Overseer* *Charismatic Renewal* *Ministries Inc*

*2 Corinthians 12:15*
_“15 And I will very gladly spend and be spent for your souls; though the more abundantly I love you, the less I am loved._ *(NKJV)*

*Message*
Birthdays are more than celebrations of another year that has passed; they are opportunities to reflect on the footprints a life has left behind. Today, as we celebrate Dr. Cosmas Ilechukwu, we celebrate not merely a birthday, but a life marked by sacrifice, commitment, perseverance, and uncommon devotion to the work of God.

From his student days, Dr. Ilechukwu learned that meaningful impact often demands personal sacrifice. While many young people naturally seek comfort, recognition, and personal advancement, he embraced the costly path of service. His journey reminds us that great spiritual movements are rarely built by people unwilling to give of themselves.

The early days of the Charismatic Renewal Ministries provided another defining chapter of this sacrificial journey. Those were not necessarily days of abundant resources, convenient structures, or widespread recognition. There were days when vision had to be sustained by faith, commitment, prayer, perseverance, and personal investment.

It is often easy to celebrate the harvest without remembering the price paid to plant the seed. Every thriving ministry has a history of people who prayed when others slept, gave when resources were scarce, traveled when the journey was difficult, served when there was little recognition, and persevered when results were not immediately visible.

Dr. Ilechukwu's story speaks powerfully to this principle. The Apostle Paul declared, “I bear in my body the marks of the Lord Jesus” (Galatians 6:17). The Christian life is not merely about what we receive from Christ; it is also about what we are willing to surrender for His kingdom. Sacrifice is the language of genuine commitment.

Jesus said, “Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit” (John 12:24). The seeds of sacrifice planted in earlier years can produce fruit for generations.

Today, we honour a man whose journey reminds us that impact is often born in obscurity, greatness is nurtured through sacrifice, and enduring influence is built through faithfulness.

As we celebrate Dr. Ilechukwu, may his life challenge younger generations not merely to admire spiritual leaders but to embrace the discipline, sacrifice, humility, and perseverance required to advance God's kingdom.

May we remember that the greatest question at the end of our earthly journey is not, “How much did I acquire?” but, “How faithfully did I fulfill the assignment God entrusted to me?”
Paul's declaration remains a fitting prayer for every servant of God: “I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith.”

On this special birthday, we thank God for the years already lived, the sacrifices already made, the lives already touched, and the legacy already established. But we also look forward with expectation.

May the years ahead be even more fruitful. May God renew his strength, enlarge his influence, deepen his joy, and grant him greater grace for the assignment ahead.

Happy Birthday, Dr. Cosmas Ilechukwu.
May your latter years produce greater fruit than your former years and may the sacrifices of yesterday continue to speak through generations yet unborn.

*Memory Verse*
_“And let us not be weary in well doing for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”_ *Galatians 6:9 (KJV)*

*Action Point*
Reflect on the sacrifices made by those who helped establish the work of God before your generation. Ask yourself: “What am I willing to sacrifice so that the next generation can inherit a stronger kingdom legacy?”

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, thank You for the life and ministry of Dr. Cosmas Ilechukwu.
2. Thank You for sustaining him through seasons of sacrifice, service, and perseverance.
3. Lord, reward every sacrifice made for the advancement of Your kingdom.
4. Renew his strength and grant him fresh grace for every assignment ahead.
5. Let the seeds he has planted continue to produce abundant fruit across generations.
6. Preserve his life, family, calling, and ministry, and surround him with faithful companions and destiny helpers.
7. Let his latter years be marked by greater fruitfulness, wisdom, influence, joy, and divine fulfilment.
8. Raise many younger servants who will embrace the same spirit of sacrifice, faithfulness, and commitment to Christ.
9. Above all, let his life continue to bring glory to Jesus Christ.
In Jesus' mighty name. Amen.

*Bible in one year:*
Isaiah 5-6
Ephesians 1

*Daily Declaration for 2026:*
The clouds are forming for a downpour
My grounds are being tilled
My fields are being watered
Everything is working for my good.
Yes! It’s my season of harvest
My storehouses are buzzing with abundance

*Daily Springs Devotional*
an inspiring daily devotional
*A publication of Charismatic Renewal Ministries (CRM) Inc*

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