Open Heavens Daily Devotional December 16, 2025

December 15, 2025
Author Adelekan Bolanle

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    The topic for our open heavens daily devotional today December 16, 2025 is LEARN EVERYDAY”. May you be blessed by God’s word today.

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    Memory Verse Open Heavens Daily Devotional   December 16, 2025

    The meek will he guide in judgment: and the meek will he teach his way.

    Psalms 25:9

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    Bible Verse Open Heavens Daily Devotional   December 16, 2025

    Acts 17:10-11:

    10 And the brethren immediately sent away Paul and Silas by night unto Berea: who coming thither went into the synagogue of the Jews.

    11 These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so.

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    Message Open Heavens Daily Devotional December 16, 2025

    Someone once said that the world is a school, and those who are wise go to school to take lessons every day because there is always something to learn there.

    Proverbs 9:9 says that if you give instructions to a wise man, he will become wiser. You must be open to learning from others because everyone has something to teach you, even children. A teachable fellow is always willing and ready to learn.

    Mark 4:25 says;

    For he that hath, to him shall be given: and he that hath not, from him shall be taken even that which he hath

    Anyone who is willing to learn every day will have more understanding and wisdom. A teachable fellow is open to knowledge and is always willing to add other people’s wisdom to his or her own. When you are teachable, you learn mainly through instructions, not by experience.

    For example, if you keep telling a boy not to put his hand in a fire and you constantly keep him away from hot objects, if the boy is not teachable, he will always want to run towards what you are trying to save him from. One day, he might eventually put his hand in the fire and get hurt.

    However, a teachable child will listen to instructions, obey them, and grow in wisdom. He or she will not have to experience the pain that comes from disobedience by nursing wounds that could have been avoided.

    David was a very teachable fellow. Many times in the Bible, he prayed and asked God to teach him; He was always willing to learn. In Psalm 25:4, he asked God to teach him His paths.

    Open Heavens Daily Devotional December 16, 2025
    Open Heavens Daily Devotional December 16, 2025

    When you are open to learning about God’s paths, you can never miss your way. In Psalm 119:26 and Psalm 119:33, he asked God to teach him His statutes so that he could keep them until his death. In Psalm 119:66, he wanted to learn good judgment and knowledge. Also, he asked God to teach him to do His will in Psalm 143:10. No wonder, up until today, David remains the most celebrated king that Israel ever had.

    Today’s Bible reading talks about some believers from Berea who were ready to learn. They received the word of God with all readiness of mind and searched the Scriptures daily. The Bereans were hungry for God’s word and remained meek enough to search the Scriptures daily.

    Beloved, be like the Berean Christians and be committed to learning every day.

    Prayer Point Open Heavens Daily Devotional December 16, 2025

    Dear Lord, I am willing to learn of You daily. Please teach me so that I can become more like You.

    Hymn Open Heavens Daily Devotional   December 16, 2025

    HYMN 8: I Need Thee Every Hour

    Bible in One Year: Philemon 1; Titus 1-3

    Author

    • Adelekan Bolanle

      I am a mother of two beautiful daughters. A Content Writer, Web Developer, Entrepreneur, Maths Teacher and a Lover of God. I am passionate about writing and helping people find answers to their questions.

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    Bible Verse

    This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.