ANGLICAN COMMUNION DAILY FOUNTAIN DEVOTIONAL FOR TODAY.
Daily Fountain 6th September 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 6th September 2026 is “And Solomon Loved the Lord”
READ: 1 Kings 3:1-5
ANGLICAN COMMUNION DEVOTIONAL OUTLINE FOR 6TH SEPTEMBER 2026.
The phrase, “And Solomon loved the Lord”, is a striking introduction to one of the most critical moments in biblical history. It occurred before the account of the divine encounter that would shape not only his kingship but also the legacy of wisdom he would become known for. The deliberate inclusion of this information in the narrative was to establish the foundation of Solomon’s respect for and fidelity to God. Solomon’s offering or sacrifice was the result of his genuine affection and love for God.
Today, we support our doctrine of sacrificial giving with this passage, but we hardly go to the root of this offering, which is love for God. God is more interested in our relationship with Him and our motives, than the offering itself. He does not see the value of our offering when our hearts are not in alignment with Him and our neighbours (Matt. 5:23, 24).
He does not even recognise martyrdom that is not out of love (1 Cor. 13:3), let alone the offerings of bulls without obedience (1 Sam. 15:22-23; Psa. 50:13). Beloved, we need to re-examine and ascertain whether heaven can say of us that we love the Lord. Will God attest to it that our actions and offerings are on the basis of our love for Him or something other than that? The best thing that can be said of a man is that he loves God.
PRAYER POINT: Lord, when heaven shall write my biography, let it be said that I love the Lord.
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