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πŸŒ™ MIDNIGHT CALL REFLECTION

Topic: Mammon and the End-Time Deception
Text: “No one can serve two masters... You cannot serve God and Mammon.” — Matthew 6:24


In this age, the world’s pulse beats to the rhythm of Mammon — the god of wealth, greed, and material pursuit. From the towers of global finance to the corridors of the Church, Mammon has subtly replaced faith as the measure of success. The spirit of Mammon is not merely about money; it is about allegiance — who we trust, whom we serve, and what we truly worship.

When Jesus warned of Mammon, He was not condemning wealth itself but the idolatry behind it — the system that makes humanity bow to possessions instead of to God. Today, this idolatry manifests in global corruption, economic oppression, the commercialization of the gospel, and even moral decay cloaked in comfort. The love of money has not only pierced society but has infected spiritual institutions.

The end-time prophecy unfolds before our eyes: a world seduced by luxury, controlled by markets, and driven by self. The Antichrist’s system thrives where Mammon reigns, conditioning people to trade conscience for convenience and truth for prosperity.

Believers must awaken. The end-time Church is called not to compete with the world in riches but to confront it with righteousness. As Mammon grows louder, the voice of holiness must rise stronger. This is not the hour to chase what perishes, but to invest in what endures — souls, service, and eternal treasures.


πŸ™ Prayer

Lord, deliver me from the grip of Mammon. Let my heart seek You above silver and gold. In these last days, help me discern, resist deception, and live as a faithful steward of Your kingdom.


πŸ”₯ Reflection Verse

“For the love of money is the root of all evil.” — 1 Timothy 6:10



πŸ—ž️ TODAY’S GLOBAL & NATIONAL NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

πŸ“… Monday, 14 October 2025


🌍 Global Headlines

  • Gulf Markets Slide: Stocks in the Gulf region dropped sharply after renewed US–China tariff tensions, rattling global investors.
  • Israel–Palestine Exchange: Israel released 250 Palestinian prisoners as part of an ongoing ceasefire and reconciliation process.
  • Oil Prices Ease: Crude oil slipped below $85/barrel as OPEC reaffirmed supply stability and global demand concerns softened.
  • Mexico Flood Disaster: Torrential rains and landslides have killed 44 people in Mexico, prompting nationwide emergency response.
  • G20 Alert: The G20 Financial Stability Board has warned of potential market corrections due to overvalued global assets.
  • LAX Airport Outage: A major power failure at Los Angeles International Airport led to mass flight delays and cancellations.

🌍 Africa & Nigeria

  • πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬ Nigeria Commissions First Indigenous FSO Vessel
    FSO Cawthorne was officially launched off the coast of Bonny — a milestone for Nigeria’s oil independence and maritime industry.

  • πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬ Nigeria’s Economy Shows Growth Amid Inflation
    World Bank projects 3.8% growth for Sub-Saharan Africa, driven by Nigeria’s reforms — yet food prices remain a serious challenge.

  • πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦ South Africa Qualifies for 2026 World Cup
    Despite earlier sanctions, the Bafana Bafana secured qualification with a commanding 3–0 victory over Rwanda.

  • πŸ‡³πŸ‡¬ Osimhen Hat-Trick Sends Nigeria to Playoffs
    Victor Osimhen’s stunning performance lifted Nigeria over Benin, keeping World Cup hopes alive.

  • 🌍 World Bank Upgrades Africa’s Economic Outlook
    Regional recovery is strengthening with better fiscal discipline, although debt distress remains a concern in several countries.


Sports Highlights

  • UEFA Champions League (UCL):
    Arsenal, PSG, and Real Madrid prepare for their second matchday fixtures under the new league-phase format.
  • CAF World Cup Qualifiers:
    Nigeria heads into playoffs; South Africa and Morocco seal early qualification spots.
  • Athletics:
    Nigerian hurdler Nathaniel Ezekiel advanced to the 400m finals at the IAAF Championships, following Tobi Amusan’s silver-winning performance.
  • Barcelona Updates:
    Manager Thomas Frank faces pressure ahead of Villarreal tie amid contract renewal talks with key players.

Religious & Faith Highlights

  • Anglican Communion Expands Mission Reach
    The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) formally approved 15 new dioceses during the Standing Committee meeting in Lagos, reaffirming its mission vision.
  • Vatican Issues Appeal for Middle East Peace
    Pope Francis called for “restraint, compassion, and sincere pursuit of dialogue” amid renewed hostilities in Gaza.
  • U.S. Churches Unite in Prayer for Revival
    Following the passing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, major evangelical groups have reignited national calls for moral revival.

πŸ’‘ Quote of the Day

“The greatness of a nation is not in its wealth, but in the integrity and faith of its people.”
— Inspired by Proverbs 14:34



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