ANGLICAN COMMUNION DAILY FOUNTAIN DEVOTIONAL FOR TODAY.
Daily Fountain 11th January 2026, is a daily flow of refreshing scriptures, sermons, and prayers to help you start your day with Jesus Christ. it is the devotional by The Anglican Communion, which is the fourth-largest Christian denomination. Read and be refreshed.
The Topic of Daily Fountain Devotional for 11th January 2026 is “Securing and Sustaining Open Heaven”
Read: Matthew 3:13-17
ANGLICAN COMMUNION DEVOTIONAL OUTLINE FOR 11TH JANUARY 2026.
Jesus Christ went to the Jordan to be baptised by John. After an initial resistance, John baptised Him. As He came out of the river, the heavens were opened to Him, and the Holy Spirit descended on Him in the form of a dove.
A voice came suddenly from heaven confirming Him as God’s beloved Son in whom He was well pleased. God does not place His seal of endorsement upon any man He has not proven.
This standard remains sure even for His only Son. The Lord Jesus had to leave His comfort zone and travel many kilometers in order to submit to John’s baptism. This is called renouncing self.
Even John the Baptist resisted Him, but the Lord insisted that it was a righteous requirement for Him. The high point is not the baptism but the self-renunciation shown by the Lord.
It is upon this that the heavens were opened unto Him, the Holy Spirit lighted upon Him without any hindrance, and the voice of the Father endorsed Him.
If the heavens must be opened upon us, God’s standard remains total renunciation of self.
PRAYER POINT: Father, please help me to see that my worst enemy is SELF. Give me grace to deny myself.
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