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26/08/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Wednesday, 26th August 2026*
*Growing in Wisdom, Stature, and Favor*
*Luke 2:52 (NKJV)*
_"And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men."_

*Message:*
Luke 2:52 provides a remarkable summary of the early life of Jesus: "And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men." Though Jesus was the eternal Son of God, He willingly grew and developed as a human being. This verse teaches us that spiritual maturity is a continuous process and that God desires His children to experience balanced growth in every area of life.

The first area of growth mentioned is wisdom. Biblical wisdom is much more than knowledge or intelligence. It is the ability to understand God's will and apply His truth to everyday life. Jesus consistently demonstrated wisdom in His words, decisions, and relationships because He lived in perfect fellowship with His Father. Likewise, believers are called to seek wisdom from God. James 1:5 promises that if anyone lacks wisdom, he should ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach.

A growing Christian continually learns from Scripture, listens to the Holy Spirit, and makes decisions that honor God.

Secondly, Jesus grew in stature. This refers to His physical development as He matured from childhood into adulthood. Our bodies are gifts from God and should be cared for responsibly. While spiritual growth is our highest priority, the Bible also teaches the importance of proper stewardship of our physical health through rest, discipline, and wholesome living.
A healthy body enables us to serve God more effectively and fulfill our assignments with strength and endurance.

Thirdly, Jesus increased in favor with God. This speaks of His perfect obedience and intimate relationship with the Father. Although believers are accepted by God through the finished work of Christ, we are called to deepen our fellowship with Him through prayer, worship, obedience, and meditation on His Word. Favor with God is not earned by human effort but is experienced by those who walk humbly and faithfully before Him.
The closer we walk with God, the more our lives reflect His character and His peace.

Finally, Jesus grew in favor with men. This does not mean He sought popularity or compromised the truth to please people. Indeed, many later rejected Him because of His message. Rather, His life displayed integrity, compassion, humility, and love, qualities that earned respect from those who encountered Him. As believers, we are instructed to live honorably, speak graciously, and demonstrate Christlike character in our homes, workplaces, churches, and communities. Our conduct should adorn the gospel we proclaim.

Notice that Jesus' growth was balanced. He did not develop spiritually while neglecting wisdom or relationships. Neither did He pursue human approval at the expense of God's favor. Many people focus on one area of life while ignoring others. Some pursue academic or professional success but neglect their spiritual lives. Others emphasize ministry while overlooking family or personal growth. God's desire is for us to mature in every dimension of life.

Growth also requires time. Luke uses the word "increased," indicating continuous progress. Spiritual maturity is not achieved overnight. As we consistently walk with God, He gradually transforms our minds, strengthens our character, and shapes us into the image of Christ. The important question is not whether we have arrived but whether we are continuing to grow.

Today, examine your life honestly. Are you growing in wisdom through God's Word? Are you caring for your physical well-being? Is your relationship with God becoming deeper? Are your relationships with others marked by love, humility, and integrity? Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal areas where growth is needed and commit yourself to continual progress.

May your life, like that of Jesus, increasingly reflect wisdom, maturity, divine favor, and godly influence, bringing glory to God and blessing to everyone around you.

*Memory Verse:*
*Luke 2:52 (NKJV)*
_"And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and men."_

*Action Point*
Evaluate your growth in the four areas mentioned in this verse: wisdom, physical stewardship, favor with God, and relationships with others. Identify one practical step you can take this week to grow intentionally in each area.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, thank You for the perfect example of Jesus Christ, who grew in wisdom, stature, and favor.
2. Lord, grant me divine wisdom to make decisions that honor You in every area of my life.
3. Help me to grow in spiritual maturity through consistent prayer, obedience, and meditation on Your Word.
4. Teach me to relate to others with humility, integrity, compassion, and grace, reflecting the character of Christ.
5. May my life continually increase in wisdom, strength, favor, and fruitfulness as I become more like Jesus each day. In His precious name, Amen.

*Additional Reading:* Proverbs 3:1–6;
1 Samuel 2:26; Colossians 1:9–10

*Bible in one year:* Psalms 121-122
1 Corinthians 9

*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*

25/08/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Tuesday, 25th August 2026*
*Known, Consecrated, and Called*
*Jeremiah 1:5 (NKJV)*
_"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you; before you were born, I sanctified you; I ordained you a prophet to the nations."_

*Message:*
Jeremiah 1:5 is one of the most profound declarations of God's sovereign purpose for human life. Speaking to the young prophet Jeremiah, God said, "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you; before you were born, I sanctified you; I ordained you a prophet to the nations." These words reveal that our lives are neither accidental nor meaningless. Long before we entered this world, God knew us, loved us, and had a purpose for our existence.

The first truth in this verse is God's foreknowledge: "Before I formed you in the womb I knew you." God's knowledge is not merely intellectual; it is personal and relational. Before Jeremiah's parents knew they would have a son, God already knew him. Before anyone recognised his potential, God had already seen his future. This same God knows every detail about our lives. He knows our strengths and weaknesses, our joys and sorrows, our victories and struggles. Nothing about us is hidden from Him. This truth should give us confidence, for we are fully known and deeply loved by our Creator.

The second truth is God's consecration: "Before you were born, I sanctified you." To sanctify means to set apart for a holy purpose. Jeremiah was not set apart because he was naturally superior to others but because God graciously chose him for a specific assignment. Likewise, every believer has been called to live a holy life. Through Jesus Christ, we have been set apart from the world to belong to God and to reflect His character. Holiness is not reserved for pastors or missionaries alone; it is the calling of every child of God.

The third truth is God's calling: "I ordained you a prophet to the nations." Jeremiah's assignment was unique, but the principle applies to every believer. God has a purpose for each life. No one is created without meaning. Some are called to preach, others to teach, lead, encourage, serve, give, heal, create, or influence society for God's glory.

The specific assignments differ, but every calling is significant because it originates from God.
When Jeremiah heard God's call, his first response was to focus on his inadequacy. He said, "Ah, Lord GOD! Behold, I cannot speak, for I am a youth" (Jeremiah 1:6). God immediately reassured him, promising His presence and His words. This teaches us that God's call is always accompanied by God's enabling. He does not choose us because we are sufficient; He makes us sufficient through His grace. Our limitations do not limit God's power.

Many people spend years searching for identity in careers, possessions, relationships, or public recognition. Yet true identity is found in knowing that we belong to God and are called according to His purpose. Ephesians 2:10 reminds us that we are "His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works." We find fulfillment not by pursuing selfish ambition but by faithfully accomplishing the work God has prepared for us.

Today, remember that your life has eternal significance. You were known before you were born, loved before you could respond, and created for a purpose that only you can fulfill. Do not allow fear, comparison, or feelings of inadequacy to prevent you from answering God's call.
Trust the One who formed you, for He will also sustain you.

Live each day with the confidence that your heavenly Father has a perfect plan for your life. Walk in holiness, embrace your God-given purpose, and allow your life to become a testimony of His wisdom, grace, and faithfulness.

*Memory Verse:* *Jeremiah 1:5 (NKJV)*
_"Before I formed you in the womb I knew you; before you were born, I sanctified you; I ordained you..."_

*Action Point*
Spend time in prayer asking God to reveal more clearly the purpose He has for your life. Identify one gift, opportunity, or area of service you have been neglecting, and take a practical step toward using it for His glory.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, thank You for knowing me, loving me, and creating me with a divine purpose.
2. Lord, help me to live a life that is holy and set apart for Your glory.
3. Remove every fear, insecurity, and doubt that hinders me from fulfilling Your calling.
4. Fill me with Your Spirit and equip me with everything I need to accomplish the work You have assigned to me.
5. May my life bring honor to Your name as I faithfully walk in the purpose You ordained for me before I was born. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen.

*Additional Reading:* Psalm 139:13–18; Ephesians 2:10; Romans 8:28–30

*Bible in one year:* Psalms 120; 1 Corinthians 8

*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*

24/08/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Monday, 24th August 2026*
*Forget Not All His Benefits*
*Psalm 103:1–2 (NKJV)*
_"Bless the LORD, O my soul; and all that is within me, bless His holy name! Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits."_

*Message:*
Gratitude is one of the greatest expressions of genuine faith. A thankful heart recognises that every good thing comes from God and refuses to take His blessings for granted. In Psalm 103, David speaks to his own soul, saying, "Bless the LORD, O my soul... and forget not all His benefits." He understood that people tend to remember their troubles while forgetting God's goodness. Therefore, he deliberately stirred his heart to worship and thanksgiving.

The words "Bless the LORD, O my soul" reveal that worship is an intentional act. David did not wait until he felt like praising God. He commanded his soul to bless the Lord. There are days when circumstances may discourage us, prayers may seem unanswered, and burdens may feel heavy. Yet even in such seasons, God remains worthy of praise because His character never changes. Our worship should be based on who God is, not merely on what He has done.
David also says, "All that is within me, bless His holy name." True worship involves the whole person: our hearts, minds, emotions, and wills.

God desires more than words sung with our lips; He desires hearts that genuinely adore Him. Half-hearted worship dishonors God, but wholehearted praise glorifies Him and deepens our fellowship with Him.

The psalm then gives an important instruction: "Forget not all His benefits." Spiritual forgetfulness is dangerous. When we forget God's past faithfulness, we become vulnerable to fear, anxiety, complaining, and unbelief. The Israelites repeatedly forgot God's miracles after leaving Egypt. Though they witnessed the Red Sea parting, manna from heaven, and water flowing from the rock, they often murmured against God because they failed to remember His goodness.

Remembering God's faithfulness strengthens our confidence for present and future challenges.
In the following verses, David proceeds to list some of God's wonderful benefits. He forgives all our iniquities, heals our diseases according to His will, redeems our lives from destruction, crowns us with lovingkindness and tender mercies, and satisfies us with good things so that our strength is renewed like the eagle's. Above all these blessings stands the greatest gift of all; salvation through Jesus Christ. Through His death and resurrection, we have forgiveness of sins, peace with God, and the hope of eternal life.

God's benefits are not earned by our goodness; they flow from His grace. James reminds us that "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above" (James 1:17). Every breath we take, every opportunity we receive, every prayer God answers, every trial He carries us through, and every act of His mercy should move us to gratitude. Even when life is difficult, His mercies are new every morning (Lamentations 3:22–23).

A grateful believer also becomes a joyful witness. People are drawn to those whose lives overflow with thanksgiving rather than constant complaints. Gratitude changes our perspective. Instead of focusing on what we lack, we begin to recognize the abundance of God's daily provisions.
Instead of dwelling on disappointments, we celebrate His unfailing love and faithfulness.

Today, pause and count God's blessings. Remember His forgiveness, His protection, His guidance, His provision, His comfort, and His sustaining grace. Let thanksgiving replace anxiety, and let praise overcome discouragement. As you intentionally bless the Lord, your faith will be strengthened and your heart filled with peace.

May your life become a continual song of praise, declaring God's goodness to every generation. Never forget His benefits, for they are fresh every day and sufficient for every season.

*Memory Verse:*
*Psalm 103:2 (NKJV)*
_"Bless the LORD, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits."_

*Action Point*
Take a few moments today to write down at least ten blessings God has given you this year. Thank Him for each one specifically, and share one testimony of His goodness with someone to encourage their faith.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, I bless Your holy name and thank You for Your countless benefits in my life.
2. Lord, forgive me for every time I have focused on my problems instead of remembering Your faithfulness.
3. Fill my heart with gratitude and help me to worship You with all that is within me.
4. Teach me to trust You daily and to recognize Your hand in every blessing You provide.
5. May my life continually reflect thanksgiving, joy, and unwavering confidence in Your unfailing love and mercy. In Jesus' name, Amen.

*Additional Reading:* Psalm 103:1-5; Lamentations 3:22–23
James 1:17

*Bible in one year:* Psalms 119

*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*

23/08/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Sunday, 23rd August 2026*
*No Weapon Formed Against You Shall Prosper*
*Isaiah 54:17 (NKJV)*
_"No weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue which rises against you in judgment you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness is from Me,' says the LORD."_

*Message:*
Life is filled with battles. As followers of Christ, we face opposition in various forms: temptation, persecution, false accusations, spiritual attacks, disappointments, and the enemy's schemes. Yet in the midst of these challenges, God gives His people a powerful promise through Isaiah: "No weapon formed against you shall prosper." This assurance does not mean that weapons will never be formed, but it declares that they will ultimately fail to defeat God's purpose for His children.

The context of Isaiah 54 is one of restoration. God was speaking to His covenant people after a season of suffering, assuring them of His everlasting mercy and faithfulness. He promised to rebuild, restore, and defend them. Verse 17 concludes this promise by declaring that every weapon fashioned against them would fail to accomplish its intended purpose because the Lord Himself was their Defender.

Notice the wording carefully. The verse does not say "no weapon will be formed." The enemy will indeed devise weapons. These may include fear, discouragement, temptation, slander, persecution, injustice, or spiritual opposition.

Jesus Himself warned His disciples that they would experience tribulation in the world (John 16:33). The Christian life is not free from conflict, but it is filled with God's presence and victory.
The promise is that these weapons "shall not prosper." They may cause temporary pain, but they cannot cancel God's purpose for your life. Joseph's brothers sold him into slavery, yet God used that very situation to elevate him and preserve many lives. Daniel was thrown into the lions' den, but the lions could not harm him because God shut their mouths.

The three Hebrew young men were cast into the fiery furnace, but the fire only burned their ropes while the Lord walked with them. The enemy's weapons became platforms for God's glory.

The verse also speaks of "every tongue which rises against you in judgment." Throughout life, believers may encounter false accusations, harsh criticism, gossip, or unfair judgment. Words have the power to wound, but they do not have the final authority over God's children.

Our identity is not determined by the opinions of people but by the declaration of God. When He has justified us through Christ, no accusation can separate us from His love (Romans 8:33–34).

The closing statement is especially significant: "This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness is from Me." The promise belongs to those who belong to God. Our confidence does not come from our own goodness or strength but from the righteousness that God provides through Jesus Christ. Because we are clothed in Christ's righteousness, we stand under His protection and care.

This promise should never lead us to pride or carelessness. Instead, it calls us to remain faithful, prayerful, and spiritually prepared. Paul urges believers to "put on the whole armor of God" (Ephesians 6:11). We overcome not by ignoring spiritual warfare but by standing firm in God's truth, righteousness, faith, salvation, and the Word of God.

Perhaps today you are facing opposition that seems overwhelming. Remember that God has not abandoned you. The weapon may be real, but it is not greater than the God who defends you. Stand firm in His promises, continue walking in obedience, and refuse to surrender to fear.

The God who protected Joseph, Daniel, Esther, Paul, and countless faithful believers is the same God who watches over you today. Trust Him completely. His purpose for your life cannot be destroyed by any weapon the enemy forms. In Christ, your victory is secure.

*Memory Verse:*
*Isaiah 54:17 (NKJV)*
_"No weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue which rises against you in judgment you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the LORD, and their righteousness is from Me,' says the LORD."_

*Action Point*
Identify an area where fear or opposition has discouraged you. Replace your fear by reading and meditating on God's promises, and choose to respond with faith, prayer, and obedience rather than anxiety.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, thank You for being my Defender, my Refuge, and my ever-present Help in every battle.
2. Lord, strengthen my faith to trust You when I face opposition, trials, or spiritual attacks.
3. I declare that every weapon formed against Your purpose for my life shall not prosper according to Your Word.
4. Guard my heart from fear, discouragement, and unbelief, and help me to stand firm in the whole armor of God.
5. May my life continually testify to Your protecting power, Your faithfulness, and the victory that is mine through Jesus Christ. In His mighty name, Amen.

*Additional Reading:* Psalm 91:1-16; Romans 8:31-39; Ephesians 6:10-18

*Bible in one year:* Psalms 116-118; 1 Corinthians 7

*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*

22/08/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Saturday, 22nd August 2026*
*Overtaken by God's Blessings*
*Deuteronomy 28:2 (NKJV)*
_"And all these blessings shall come upon you and overtake you, because you obey the voice of the LORD your God."_

*Message:*
One of the most encouraging promises in the Bible is found in Deuteronomy 28:2: "And all these blessings shall come upon you and overtake you, because you obey the voice of the LORD your God." The picture is remarkable. Instead of the believer chasing blessings, the blessings of God are portrayed as pursuing and overtaking the obedient child of God.

This verse reveals a timeless principle: obedience to God positions us to enjoy His favor.
Before this promise was given, Moses instructed the Israelites to "diligently obey the voice of the LORD" (Deuteronomy 28:1). The blessings described in this chapter were not arbitrary rewards but covenant blessings connected to faithful obedience. God desired Israel to be a people who reflected His holiness and depended upon Him.
Their obedience would distinguish them among the nations and display the goodness of serving the living God.

The phrase "shall come upon you and overtake you" suggests abundance. God's blessings are not merely enough to meet our needs; they demonstrate His generosity and faithfulness. Throughout Scripture, God delights in blessing His people beyond what they expect. He blessed Abraham so that he would become a blessing to others. He restored Job with greater blessings after his trial. He supplied the widow's oil until every available vessel was filled. Our God is not stingy; He is a generous Father who delights in giving good gifts to His children.

However, the key to this promise is found in the final phrase: "because you obey the voice of the LORD your God." Obedience is not a means of earning God's love, for His love is freely given through Christ. Rather, obedience is the natural response of those who genuinely love Him. Jesus said, "If you love Me, keep My commandments" (John 14:15). Genuine faith always expresses itself through obedient living.

Obedience involves listening to God's Word and putting it into practice. James reminds believers to be doers of the Word, and not hearers only (James 1:22). It is possible to know many Bible verses yet fail to experience God's transforming power because knowledge has not become obedience.

Blessings often flow through simple acts of faithfulness; speaking truth, forgiving others, giving generously, living honestly, serving faithfully, and trusting God in difficult circumstances.

It is also important to understand that God's blessings are not limited to material prosperity. His blessings include His peace in troubled times, wisdom for difficult decisions, strength in weakness, joy in sorrow, healthy relationships, spiritual growth, open doors for ministry, and the assurance of His presence. The greatest blessing of all is knowing Jesus Christ and having eternal life through Him.

Furthermore, God's blessings are given so that we may bless others. Abraham was told, "I will bless you... and you shall be a blessing" (Genesis 12:2). Every blessing carry responsibility.

When God prospers us, He calls us to use our resources, gifts, influence, and opportunities to advance His kingdom and meet the needs of others.

Today, examine your heart. Is there an area where God has been calling you to greater obedience? Perhaps it concerns forgiveness, stewardship, purity, honesty, or surrender. Do not delay. Every step of obedience draws you closer to the God who delights in blessing His children.

As you faithfully walk with the Lord, you need not anxiously chase success or live in fear of the future. Trust Him, obey His voice, and leave the results in His hands. In His perfect time and according to His perfect wisdom, His blessings will find you.

*Memory Verse:* *Deuteronomy 28:2 (NKJV)*
_"And all these blessings shall come upon you and overtake you, because you obey the voice of the LORD your God."_

*Action Point*
Prayerfully identify one area where God has been prompting you to obey Him more fully. Take a practical step of obedience today, trusting that His ways always lead to life, peace, and lasting blessing.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, thank You for Your abundant blessings and for Your faithful promises to those who walk in Your ways.
2. Lord, give me a heart that delights in obeying Your voice without hesitation or compromise.
3. Help me to trust Your wisdom even when obedience requires sacrifice or patience.
4. May Your blessings flow through my life so that I may become a blessing to others and a witness of Your goodness.
5. Establish my steps in righteousness, and let my life continually reflect the joy and favor that come from walking in obedience to You. In Jesus' name, Amen.

*Additional Reading:* Deut. 28:1–14
John 14:21–23
James 1:22–25

*Bible in one year:* Psalms 113-115
1 Corinthians 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*

21/08/2026

*Daily Springs Devotional*

*Friday, 21st August 2026*
*Like a Tree Planted by the Rivers of Water*
*Psalm 1:3 (NKJV)*
_"He shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that brings forth its fruit in its season, whose leaf also shall not wither; and whatever he does shall prosper."_

*Message:*
Psalm 1 opens by contrasting two ways of life; the way of the righteous and the way of the wicked. The righteous person delights in God's Word, meditates on it day and night, and orders life according to God's truth. The result is beautifully described in verse 3: "He shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water." This is one of the most vivid pictures of the blessed life found in Scripture.

A tree planted by flowing streams has a constant source of nourishment. Even when the weather is hot or the rainfall is scarce, its roots continue to draw life-giving water. Likewise, believers who remain rooted in God's Word and sustained by the Holy Spirit possess an inner source of strength that circumstances cannot destroy. Their confidence does not depend on favorable conditions but on their relationship with the Lord.

Notice that the tree is planted. It is not growing by accident or wandering from place to place. It has been intentionally positioned where it can flourish. In the same way, God plants His children where they can grow spiritually and fulfill His purpose. Sometimes we wish our circumstances were different, but God often uses the very place where He has planted us to shape our character and bear fruit for His glory.

Instead of constantly seeking a different location, position, or season, we should first ask whether we are faithfully growing where God has placed us.

The psalm also says that the tree "brings forth its fruit in its season." Fruitfulness requires patience. Every tree has seasons of growth, flowering, and harvest. God does not expect instant maturity. He works steadily in our lives, producing the fruit of the Spirit; love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control (Galatians 5:22–23). If we remain connected to Him, our lives will bear fruit at the proper time.

Another remarkable promise is that "its leaf also shall not wither." Leaves often represent vitality and health. A withering leaf suggests weakness and decline, but the believer who remains close to God enjoys spiritual freshness and resilience. This does not mean we will never face trials or moments of weariness. Rather, it means that God continually renews our strength. Even in difficult seasons, His grace sustains us, and our faith remains alive because our roots are deep.

The verse concludes with the promise, "Whatever he does shall prosper." This should not be interpreted as a guarantee of material wealth or an effortless life. Biblical prosperity is the success that comes from walking in God's will. It is living a life that pleases God, fulfills His purpose, and bears lasting fruit.

Sometimes prosperity appears as spiritual growth, restored relationships, effective ministry, wisdom in decision-making, or contentment in every circumstance. God's definition of prosperity is always broader and deeper than the worlds.

Jesus echoed this truth in John 15 when He described Himself as the true Vine and His followers as the branches. He declared that those who abide in Him will bear much fruit, but apart from Him they can do nothing. The secret of a fruitful Christian life is not striving in our own strength but abiding continually in Christ.

Today, examine your roots. Are you drawing daily from the living waters of God's Word and the Holy Spirit? Are you spending time in prayer, worship, and meditation on Scripture? A tree cannot flourish without water, and neither can a believer thrive without regular fellowship with God.

Remain firmly planted in Christ. Though seasons may change and storms may come, your life will remain fruitful, your strength will be renewed, and your labor in the Lord will never be in vain.

*Memory Verse:* *Psalm 1:3 (NKJV)*
_"He shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that brings forth its fruit in its season, whose leaf also shall not wither; and whatever he does shall prosper."_

*Action Point*
Spend time today reading and meditating on God's Word. Ask yourself whether your daily habits are strengthening your spiritual roots, and make one practical commitment that will help you remain firmly planted in Christ.

*Prayer Points*
1. Father, thank You for planting me in Your kingdom and giving me the living water of Your Word.
2. Lord, deepen my roots in You so that I may remain steadfast through every season of life.
3. Help me to bear fruit that glorifies You and blesses those around me.
4. Renew my strength whenever I grow weary, and keep my spiritual life fresh and vibrant.
5. May everything, I do prosper according to Your will, bringing honor to Your name and advancing Your kingdom. In Jesus' name, Amen.

*Additional Reading:* Jeremiah 17:7–8; Joshua 1:8; John 15:1–8

*Bible in one year:* Psalms 110-112
1 Corinthians 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*

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