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Religious organisation at Lekki Phase 1, Lagos.

Restful Moment with God 🙏You Choose to Dwell With Us: Leviticus 26:11 (NIV)
20/10/2026

Restful Moment with God 🙏
You Choose to Dwell With Us: Leviticus 26:11 (NIV)

Amen 🙏
20/10/2026

Amen 🙏

How might Jesus’ example motivate you to serve the persecuted church? How might it change how you view generosity to any...
20/10/2026

How might Jesus’ example motivate you to serve the persecuted church? How might it change how you view generosity to any believer in need?

Dear Jesus, I want to serve You by serving Your suffering people today.

20/10/2026

Today's devotion!

You Do It to Me

Bible in a Year: Isaiah 59-61, 2 Thessalonians 3

He . . . heard a voice say to him, “Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?” Acts 9:4

Today's Scripture: Acts 9:1-6, 17-20

In September 1963, Welsh artist John Petts heard the news that a racially motivated bombing of 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama, had killed four African American girls. Wanting to help, he offered to replace the church’s shattered stained-glass window. The people of Wales soon raised the funds.

Petts’ striking replacement window shows Jesus on the cross, His right hand pressing against the frame to signify His pushing out hatred, and His left hand open, offering forgiveness. Along the bottom of the window run the words, you do it to me. One wonders who Jesus is talking to in those words—the racist group that killed those three young believers or the Welsh people who donated the window?

Maybe we don’t have to choose. Before his conversion, Saul persecuted Jesus’ disciples (Acts 9:1-2). Yet, when Christ appeared to him, He said, “Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?” (v. 4). Jesus identifies so closely with His people that to harm or bless them is to harm or bless the Lord Himself.

As Saul discovered, Jesus pushes out hatred by offering transforming forgiveness (9:17-20). His right and left hands always work together—and are never taken off the shoulders of His suffering people.

By: Sheridan Voysey

Reflect & Pray
How might Jesus’ example motivate you to serve the persecuted church? How might it change how you view generosity to any believer in need?

Dear Jesus, I want to serve You by serving Your suffering people today.

Restful Moment with God 🙏A Soul Thirsty for You: Psalm 42:1 (NIV)
19/10/2026

Restful Moment with God 🙏
A Soul Thirsty for You: Psalm 42:1 (NIV)

Lord, help me seek Your approval above all else. Amen.
19/10/2026

Lord, help me seek Your approval above all else. Amen.

What city or civilization do you admire and why? How do you think of it when you consider that one day it will no longer...
19/10/2026

What city or civilization do you admire and why? How do you think of it when you consider that one day it will no longer exist?

Dear God, please help me serve You well as a citizen of Your kingdom, which can never be shaken.

19/10/2026

Today's devotion!

The Lesson in the Ruins

Bible in a Year: Isaiah 56-58, 2 Thessalonians 2

Since we are receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken, let us . . . worship God acceptably with reverence and awe. Hebrews 12:28

Today's Scripture: Ezekiel 26:1-6, 17-18

“You have to be careful about the snakes, insects, jaguars and everything else,” said archaeologist Ivan Šprajc. Wielding chainsaws and machetes, he and his team slashed through thick jungle to try to reach the lost city of Ocumtún. The ancient metropolis had disappeared along with the rest of the once-vibrant Mayan civilization on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. No one knows why.

“The study of history is, in large measure, the study of ruins,” says author George Will—an apt testimony to our human inability to do things that last.

In the Bible, we read a prophecy about a thriving city. “They will destroy the walls of Tyre and pull down her towers,” God said through His prophet Ezekiel (26:4). “Out in the sea she will become a place to spread fishnets” (v. 5). Tyre had been “a power on the seas” who put “terror on all who lived there” (v. 17). They’d also celebrated Jerusalem’s fall (v. 2). A companion prophecy says of Tyre’s destruction, “The Lord Almighty planned it, to bring down her pride in all her splendor” (Isaiah 23:9). Tyre fell because of its pride.

Working hard to create new things is one way we reflect God’s image. But beware the fatal trap of pride. Whatever we do, let’s do it for our eternal God and in His strength. He promises us “a kingdom that cannot be shaken” (Hebrews 12:28).

By: Tim Gustafson

Reflect & Pray
What city or civilization do you admire and why? How do you think of it when you consider that one day it will no longer exist?

Dear God, please help me serve You well as a citizen of Your kingdom, which can never be shaken.

Restful Moment with God 🙏From Rejection to Honor: Isaiah 60:15 (NIV)
18/10/2026

Restful Moment with God 🙏
From Rejection to Honor: Isaiah 60:15 (NIV)

Thank you God 🙏
18/10/2026

Thank you God 🙏

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