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DCLM Daily Manna Devotional – 9th November 2026 – Assured Defence

DEEPER LIFE DAILY MANNA FOR TODAY

Daily Manna by Pastor Kumuyi, 9th November 2026, is a daily devotional sets out to provide spiritual nourishment for the believers who truly seek God and would walk closely with Him.

DCLM DAILY MANNA DEVOTIONAL
DCLM DAILY MANNA DEVOTIONAL

The Topic of Deeper Life Daily Manna Devotional for 9th November 2026 Is “Assured Defence”

Text: Psalm 46:1-11 (KJV)

KEY VERSE: (Psalm 46:4,5).

“There is a river, the streams whereof shall make glad the city of God, the holy place of the tabernacles of the most High. God is in the midst of her; she shall not be moved: God shall help her, and that right early.”

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DAILY MANNA FOR TODAY

When it comes to matters of faith and the assurance that God is able to save to the uttermost, there are three schools of thought. First is the group of those who feel secure but are not sure. The second group includes those who are sure but not secure. In the third group are those who not only feel secure but also are equally sure. The first group includes believers in Christ who are saved but lack assurance of salvation. There’s great jeopardy here! In the second group are professing Christians who believe that once they are saved, they are saved forever. This is contrary to what Scripture uniformly teaches.

The third group includes born-again believers who experience a warm and secure relationship with Christ each day. The only basis of their salvation is the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross at Calvary. They believe in the truth of salvation through Jesus Christ alone. They love the brethren and are obedient to Christ’s commandments. No wonder they feel very secure, not in their works but in what Christ has already done for them.

In today’s text, the psalmist advanced some salient negative points that can affect earthly living. There’s the roaring of mountains, the shaking of the earth, and the rage of heathens. None of these consequential events can confront the might of the eternal God, the Almighty. As believers, we must understand the place of God’s majesty in human affairs. We live in a world where myriads of troubles abound. Yet our God is above them all. The psalmist gave us the needed assurance coming from the personality and presence of Jehovah God. God is in the midst of her; she shall not be moved: God shall help her, and that right early. The believer’s assurance is grounded in this dual power: God’s presence and His immutable personality.

The Bible says that “they that know their God shall be strong, and do exploits.” There’s a knowledge available to believers in Christ that mere mortals are not privy to: it’s the understanding that God rules in the affairs of men and even in invisible matters. He is the River that gladdens the city of God. He controls the wind, the inanimate world, as well as animated life. The oceans and hills are under His power. This is the source of believers’ security and safety that the psalmist celebrates. This is the reason believers of all ages are not confounded by the situations and circumstances in which they find themselves. This is why living outside the will of God is dangerous. This is why sinners must urgently repent of their sins and surrender to God through Jesus Christ.

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: God with us is more valuable than the combined wealth of nations.

THE BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: 1 Kings 17-18

Daily Manna is the daily devotional of the Deeper Christian Life Bible Ministry (DCLM) written by Pastor W. F. Kumuyi. It is an extraction of God’s Word designed to draw the sincere seeker closer to God on a daily basis through an insightful exposition and analysis of God’s Word. Read More...

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