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OPEN HEAVEN 25 AUGUST 2026

OPEN HEAVEN 25 AUGUST 2026 TUESDAY: FEAR GOD I

OPEN HEAVEN 25 AUGUST 2026 MEMORISE: "But the Lord your God ye shall fear; and he shall deliver you out of the hand of all your enemies." 2 Kings 17:39

OPEN HEAVEN 25 AUGUST 2026 READ: PSALM 112:1-9 (KJV)

1 Praise ye the Lord. Blessed is the man that feareth the Lord, that delighteth greatly in his commandments.

2 His seed shall be mighty upon earth: the generation of the upright shall be blessed.

3 Wealth and riches shall be in his house: and his righteousness endureth for ever.

4 Unto the upright there ariseth light in the darkness: he is gracious, and full of compassion, and righteous.

5 A good man sheweth favour, and lendeth: he will guide his affairs with discretion.

6 Surely he shall not be moved for ever: the righteous shall be in everlasting remembrance.

7 He shall not be afraid of evil tidings: his heart is fixed, trusting in the Lord.

8 His heart is established, he shall not be afraid, until he see his desire upon his enemies.

9 He hath dispersed, he hath given to the poor; his righteousness endureth for ever; his horn shall be exalted with honour.

OPEN HEAVEN 25 AUGUST 2026 BIBLE IN ONE YEAR: EZEKIEL 5–8

OPEN HEAVEN 25 AUGUST 2026 MESSAGE:

The fear of God is the beginning of wisdom (Psalm 111:1; therefore, anyone who does not fear God is not wise. He is a Consuming Fire (Hebrews 12:29), and those who do not fear Him are truly foolish because even a mad dog fears fire. Psalm 111:10 also means that those who fear God become wise. Apart from wisdom, however, there are many other benefits to fearing God, and today’s Bible reading outlines many of them.

One of the benefits is that the seed of a person who fears God will be mighty upon the earth (Psalm 112:2). That same verse also tells us that the generation of the upright shall be blessed. Psalm 112:3 says that you will have access to wealth and riches when you fear God. Also, Psalm 112:7 says that you will not be afraid of evil tidings. People who fear God do not need to be afraid of anything because He will deliver them out of the hands of all their enemies and everything that can harm them.

Those who do not fear God will find it easy to commit sins, and this can bring a curse upon them and their descendants. For example, Gehazi’s lack of fear for the Lord caused him and his descendants to become carriers of the leprosy that was previously upon Naaman (2 Kings 5:20-27). Whenever a person acts in a way that shows that he or she does not fear God, such a person robs his or her children of the opportunity to be great and exposes them to curses rather than blessings.

Joab was another person whose lack of fear for the Lord brought curses upon his lineage. In (2 Samuel 3:27-29), the Bible details how he tricked Abner and murdered him in cold blood. When David heard about it, he placed a curse on Joab’s lineage that sicknesses, leprosy, poverty, weakness, and untimely death would befall Joab’s family and his descendants. People who do not fear God purchase trouble for their children.

Beloved, if you want your future and that of your children to be glorious, you need to have the fear of God in you. If you’re going to have peace of mind in your old age, you must fear God. The reason I am sure that my tomorrow and those of my children will be alright is that I fear the Lord. I pray that your life and those of your descendants will be filled with blessings and not curses, in Jesus’ name.

OPEN HEAVEN 25 AUGUST 2026 KEY POINT:

The fear of the Lord guarantees God’s blessings for you and your lineage.

OPEN HEAVEN 25 AUGUST 2026 HYMN 7:

I AM THINE O LORD

1 I am Thine, O Lord, I have heard Thy voice,
and it told Thy love to me;
but I long to rise in the arms of faith,
and be closer drawn to Thee.

REFRAIN:

Draw me nearer, nearer, blessed Lord,
to the cross where Thou hast died;
draw me nearer, nearer, blessed Lord,
to Thy precious, bleeding side.

2 Consecrate me now to Thy service, Lord,
by the pow’r of grace divine;
let my soul look up with a steadfast hope,
and my will be lost in Thine. [Refrain]

3 O, the pure delight of a single hour
that before Thy throne I spend,
when I kneel in prayer, and with Thee, my God,
I commune as friend with friend! [Refrain]

4 There are depths of love that I cannot know
till I cross the narrow sea;
there are heights of joy that I may not reach
till I rest in peace with Thee. [Refrain]

PRAYER POINTS ON OPEN HEAVEN 25 AUGUST 2026

FEAR GOD I

Let's Pray In Jesus' name:

1 God of all wisdom and might, the One who made the heavens and the earth with no pillars in between; You laid the foundations of the earth that it should not be removed

2 Father, the earth and the fullness thereof is in Your care, and by You we have the fullness of life through Christ Jesus.

3 Father, by Your wisdom You made the sun to rule the day, and the moon and stars to rule the night. The heavens declare Your glory, and the firmament shows Your handiwork.

4 Father, please help me to fear You, and to walk in complete obedience to Your word, so I can become wiser, in Jesus’ name.

5 Father, please help me to walk in Your fear, so I can be delivered out of the hands of all my enemies, in Jesus’ name.

6 Father, please help me to walk in holiness and in Your righteousness so it will become practically impossible for me to commit sin, in Jesus’ name.

7 Father, please help me to fear You so I won’t miss the opportunity to be great and be exposed to blessings rather than curses, in Jesus’ name.

8 Father, please help me not to purchase trouble for my children for lack of fear for You, in Jesus’ name.

9 Father, please put Your fear in me so my children and I will have a glorious future, and peace of mind in my old age, in Jesus’ name.

10 Father, please let my life and those of my descendants be filled with blessings and not curses, in Jesus’ name.

11 Father, thank You for the life of Your son, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye. Please help him to abide in Your fear for the rest of his life, till You come again in glory, in Jesus’ name. Bless his children (biological and spiritual). Help him to continue to produce sons and daughters to Your glory, in Jesus name.

12 Thank You, Lord, for everyone working in this community (RCCGONLINE.ORG).Lord, please bless all those who have been rebroadcasting these prayers and declarations; give them the grace to keep up with this good work of faith in the name of Jesus.

13 By faith, appreciate God for answered prayers. Your testimonies are undeniable in Jesus’ name.

14 Father, please let every challenge, hindrance, and obstacle of getting these prayer points across to Your children timely and on a daily basis be removed, in Jesus’ name.

15 Submit yourself and your personal petitions to God. Cast all your cares on Him, for He cares for you. (Philippians 4:6)

16 In Jesus’ name, I pray. (John 14:13–14; 15:16).

17 Thank you Father for answered prayers. (1 Thessalonians 5:18).

#godblessournation

These prayers have no expiry date! Please join us in prayer, irrespective of the time they get to you. Remain blessed, in Jesus’ name.

Note: These prayers are spiritual and can only be understood and fully enjoyed by God’s children.

To fully benefit from these prayers, you must first accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior by saying this prayer:

*Lord Jesus, I come before You today with a broken and contrite heart full of repentance. Please, forgive me for all my sins. Today, I surrender my life to You, I believe that Jesus is Lord and I confess it with my mouth. Jesus, come into my life and save my soul from eternal destruction. In Jesus’ name, I pray. AMEN!*

If you participated in that 👆 life-changing prayer! Congratulations! we are so excited you surrendered your life to Jesus!

AYAC 2026 | IMPARTATION SERVICE | WORD SESSION

Message Title: Impartation of the Spirit of Love

Ministering: Bishop David Oyedepo

Love is primarily a choice, and without a heart for God, access to revelation is hidden. - Josh.24:15, Rom.8:28

What is in Love?

1. Genuine love for God guarantees profitable stewardship.

2. Love secures divine protection against the assault of the wicked.

3. Love enhances your divine nature content, which secures your dominion.

What is Love?

1. It is a God-first lifestyle. - Matt. 22:37

2. It is a kingdom priority lifestyle. - Matt. 6:33

3. It is putting God above all else, including yourself. - Luke 14:26-27

4. It is identifying with Jesus openly and unashamedly. - Ps. 119:46

Why You Need the Spirit of Love?

1. To be enfired and steadfast in these last days. - Matt. 24:12

2. Many shall be tempted to deny the faith of Christ. - Matt 26:29

You grow your love for God by growing in the Word. - 2 Pet. 1:4, 1 John 4:16

Every spiritual virtue feeds on the Word for sustainable impact, including the gift of love. - Col. 2:8-9

Impartation stirs the spiritual deposits in you, and the Word keeps them alive.

How Great is the Virtue of Love?

1. It empowers your spiritual understanding of the Word.

2. It empowers your faith for optimum delivery.

3. It empowers your giving life into realms of financial fortune.

4. It empowers fulfilment of vision.

5. It unleashes divine favour.

6. Love delivers in the days of trouble.

What to Expect From Today’s Impartation

1. The love of God deposited in you to launch you into your next levels.

2. A fresh baptism by the revelation power of the Word.

3. To be ensued with the prosperity power of love. - 1 Kings 3:3

4. The deliverance power of God to come alive in you. - Dan. 6:23, Ps. 41:1-3

5. The unlimited breakthrough power of love. - 1 Cor. 2:9

The most authentic proof of your love for God is your delightsome obedience to whatever His Word commands. - 1 John 5:3

Don't change your level; let God be the one to change your level.

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Fear can be good if it teaches us about courage. Joshua couldn’t have truly understood courage if he hadn’t experienced fear. Fear gave him courageous character and taught him to rely on and trust in God.

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This is a good read

https://www.psephizo.com/revel....ation/how-can-we-rea

THE BOOK OF LIFE — IS YOUR NAME THERE?

There are many books in this world: books of history, books of law, books of achievements, books that record names, transactions, accomplishments, and events. But the Bible speaks of a book unlike any earthly record—a book whose significance reaches beyond this life and into eternity.

It is called the Book of Life.

Read the full article on Choppinglif

https://choppinglife.com/artic....les/read/the-book-of

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Lilian Barbara Yeomans was born June 23, 1861 to Amelia (Le Sueur) and Augustus Yeomans. Her family was originally from Montreal, Canada. Her father was a physician who moved to the United States in 1864. He became a Captain and a surgeon for the Northern Army during the Civil War. The family appears to have been separated until 1879 when Dr. Yeomans returned to Toronto, possibly due to illness. He died in May of 1880. Lilian decided to follow in her father's footsteps, and so she attended the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor to become a physician. Her mother, who was a woman of strong character and personality, joined her at the University and began studies to become a doctor herself. Lilian graduated when she was 21 and passed an examination to practice medicine in Manitoba, Canada in 1882. Her mother graduated in 1883 and joined her daughter February of 1885 in Winnipeg. They specialized in women's and children's health issues. In 1887 her sister Charlotte Amelia (Amy) joined the team as a nurse. Amy would stay with Lilian as her constant companion and support for the rest of their lives.

Lilian was surrounded with the problems of the poor and the unemployed. She served prostitutes, visited prisons, worked with alcoholics, and dealt with the social breakdown of people in a rapidly growing city. She also became addicted to drugs, which she had easy access to as a physician. Dr. Yeomans said that if anyone would have asked her how she managed to become a drug addict she would have had one response: "Thorough my fault, through my most grievous fault." She had experienced salvation in her younger days, but under the heavy stress of practicing medicine and doing surgery she would take morphine, or other drugs, so that she could sleep. She was extremely aware of the dangers of this habit, having treated addicts in her own practice. She believed that she had it under control, until the terrible day she discovered that the drug was the master and she was the slave. She was taking drugs at levels fifty times of those prescribed for an adult male.

Dr. Yeomans tried to quit numerous times. She said that if she managed to go twenty-four hours without them that she would go into withdrawal where she had heart palpitations, hot and cold sweats, nausea, racking pain, mental delusions, intense cravings, and an inability to even stand. She made at least 57 attempts do break free of her addiction. She would throw away the drugs swearing to never use them again, only to be driven back into them. She sought medical help and attempted medical cures. None of which made any difference. Her health was disintegrating and one nurse described her as "a skeleton with a demon inside". She prayed day and night to be delivered, but she did not believe that God really healed people.

Dr. Yeomans came to the point where she was bedridden. Her doctors would not take away the drugs for fear that she would just die. She went to John Alexander Dowie's healing homes in Chicago in 1898. She was left alone for long stretches and turned to the Bible for solace. God began to speak to her, not just in a single verse but throughout the entire thing. She read in Job about healing, saw God's heart in Genesis that God called us to walk in His image, saw in Exodus that there were "no feeble among them" in the wilderness, that Deuteronomy called for ritual cleansing of lepers, Numbers showed sickness being dealt with through prayer, sacrifice, and atonement, and many others. It became clear to her that the Word of God had healing as a part of every section, not just some but every section. She also came to the realization that she was healed. Her craving for drugs was gone and her health returned. She never again took drugs. The truth of God's healing power became a reality, which she shared from that time on. The January 22, 1898 Leaves of Healing Magazine lists both Lilian and her sister Amy as being baptized by Dowie at Zion Tabernacle.

Dr. Yeomans gave up her medical practice and decided to become a missionary among the Cree Indians in Northern Canada for a time. She adopted a girl from Manitoba House Settlement during the time she was ministering there. She held evangelistic meetings throughout the US and Canada and taught and spoke on the healing power of God. She was a friend and supporter of A.B. Simpson as he made the transition into faith in God's healing power. It is recorded in a 1904 Alliance magazine that she was supporting mission work in Winnipeg and holding healing meetings. Her testimony was published in the Alliance magazine in 1908. She led thousands of people to believe God for their healing and salvation. After her mother died in 1913, Dr. Yeomans and her sister bought a large home with money they had inherited. This house was designed as a "faith home" similar to the one run by Carrie Judd Montgomery, with whom Dr. Yeomans had a long-standing relationship. They would read scriptures on healing to the sick, and would tell them to speak these scriptures over themselves. Their goal was infuse people with the knowledge that God still heals today. They had some very remarkable healings.

In her later years she taught at Aimee Semple McPherson's Bible school. She was on staff for the L.I.F.E. Bible College under McPherson. She taught classes that included church history and divine healing. She published several books in the last twenty years of her life. She lived in a small house in Manhattan Beach, California with her sister Amy and adopted daughter Tanis Miller. People would come there to receive prayer for healing. She came into contact with Charles S. Price, possibly while he visited Angelus Temple and taught students there. She spoke at a healing meeting with Dr. Price in 1930 at Lake Geneva Camp, Alexandria, Minnesota. She was also included in an article in his Golden Grain Magazine. Yeomans stayed as a teacher at the Bible school until 1937 when she broke with McPherson over ethical issues in college management. She was 76 and decided it was time to semi-retire. There is a record of her teaching a class in Chicago in 1939. She died on December 9, 1942. Dr. Price and Carrie Judd Montgomery gave memorial addresses at her funeral.

A short biography of her can be found in Gordon P. Gardiner's "Out of Zion Into All the World", since she was healed under Dowie's ministry. A couple of pages about her can also be found in Dr. Lester Sumrall's book "Pioneers of Faith".

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Lilian Barbara Yeomans was born June 23, 1861 to Amelia (Le Sueur) and Augustus Yeomans. Her family was originally from Montreal, Canada. Her father was a physician who moved to the United States in 1864. He became a Captain and a surgeon for the Northern Army during the Civil War. The family appears to have been separated until 1879 when Dr. Yeomans returned to Toronto, possibly due to illness. He died in May of 1880. Lilian decided to follow in her father's footsteps, and so she attended the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor to become a physician. Her mother, who was a woman of strong character and personality, joined her at the University and began studies to become a doctor herself. Lilian graduated when she was 21 and passed an examination to practice medicine in Manitoba, Canada in 1882. Her mother graduated in 1883 and joined her daughter February of 1885 in Winnipeg. They specialized in women's and children's health issues. In 1887 her sister Charlotte Amelia (Amy) joined the team as a nurse. Amy would stay with Lilian as her constant companion and support for the rest of their lives.

Lilian was surrounded with the problems of the poor and the unemployed. She served prostitutes, visited prisons, worked with alcoholics, and dealt with the social breakdown of people in a rapidly growing city. She also became addicted to drugs, which she had easy access to as a physician. Dr. Yeomans said that if anyone would have asked her how she managed to become a drug addict she would have had one response: "Thorough my fault, through my most grievous fault." She had experienced salvation in her younger days, but under the heavy stress of practicing medicine and doing surgery she would take morphine, or other drugs, so that she could sleep. She was extremely aware of the dangers of this habit, having treated addicts in her own practice. She believed that she had it under control, until the terrible day she discovered that the drug was the master and she was the slave. She was taking drugs at levels fifty times of those prescribed for an adult male.

Dr. Yeomans tried to quit numerous times. She said that if she managed to go twenty-four hours without them that she would go into withdrawal where she had heart palpitations, hot and cold sweats, nausea, racking pain, mental delusions, intense cravings, and an inability to even stand. She made at least 57 attempts do break free of her addiction. She would throw away the drugs swearing to never use them again, only to be driven back into them. She sought medical help and attempted medical cures. None of which made any difference. Her health was disintegrating and one nurse described her as "a skeleton with a demon inside". She prayed day and night to be delivered, but she did not believe that God really healed people.

Dr. Yeomans came to the point where she was bedridden. Her doctors would not take away the drugs for fear that she would just die. She went to John Alexander Dowie's healing homes in Chicago in 1898. She was left alone for long stretches and turned to the Bible for solace. God began to speak to her, not just in a single verse but throughout the entire thing. She read in Job about healing, saw God's heart in Genesis that God called us to walk in His image, saw in Exodus that there were "no feeble among them" in the wilderness, that Deuteronomy called for ritual cleansing of lepers, Numbers showed sickness being dealt with through prayer, sacrifice, and atonement, and many others. It became clear to her that the Word of God had healing as a part of every section, not just some but every section. She also came to the realization that she was healed. Her craving for drugs was gone and her health returned. She never again took drugs. The truth of God's healing power became a reality, which she shared from that time on. The January 22, 1898 Leaves of Healing Magazine lists both Lilian and her sister Amy as being baptized by Dowie at Zion Tabernacle.

Dr. Yeomans gave up her medical practice and decided to become a missionary among the Cree Indians in Northern Canada for a time. She adopted a girl from Manitoba House Settlement during the time she was ministering there. She held evangelistic meetings throughout the US and Canada and taught and spoke on the healing power of God. She was a friend and supporter of A.B. Simpson as he made the transition into faith in God's healing power. It is recorded in a 1904 Alliance magazine that she was supporting mission work in Winnipeg and holding healing meetings. Her testimony was published in the Alliance magazine in 1908. She led thousands of people to believe God for their healing and salvation. After her mother died in 1913, Dr. Yeomans and her sister bought a large home with money they had inherited. This house was designed as a "faith home" similar to the one run by Carrie Judd Montgomery, with whom Dr. Yeomans had a long-standing relationship. They would read scriptures on healing to the sick, and would tell them to speak these scriptures over themselves. Their goal was infuse people with the knowledge that God still heals today. They had some very remarkable healings.

In her later years she taught at Aimee Semple McPherson's Bible school. She was on staff for the L.I.F.E. Bible College under McPherson. She taught classes that included church history and divine healing. She published several books in the last twenty years of her life. She lived in a small house in Manhattan Beach, California with her sister Amy and adopted daughter Tanis Miller. People would come there to receive prayer for healing. She came into contact with Charles S. Price, possibly while he visited Angelus Temple and taught students there. She spoke at a healing meeting with Dr. Price in 1930 at Lake Geneva Camp, Alexandria, Minnesota. She was also included in an article in his Golden Grain Magazine. Yeomans stayed as a teacher at the Bible school until 1937 when she broke with McPherson over ethical issues in college management. She was 76 and decided it was time to semi-retire. There is a record of her teaching a class in Chicago in 1939. She died on December 9, 1942. Dr. Price and Carrie Judd Montgomery gave memorial addresses at her funeral.

A short biography of her can be found in Gordon P. Gardiner's "Out of Zion Into All the World", since she was healed under Dowie's ministry. A couple of pages about her can also be found in Dr. Lester Sumrall's book "Pioneers of Faith".

Healing from heaven (Yeomans, Lilian B. (Lilian Barbara), 1861-1942) (z-library.sk, 1lib.sk, z-lib.sk).pdf