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“Great Day” Wednesday 09/03/2025*
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The Chapel Quotes
“Waiting is hard. We can start to doubt. We may even start to drift into complacency. What are we waiting for? We have a God who hears us. We have a God who loves us. So keep praying. In your waiting, is your worship wavering? We can’t return to God unless we realize we’re actually apart from Him. God desires a relationship with us. He desires nearness with us. He created us in His image to be with us, but mankind immediately wavered from that, and ever since that day God has been intentionally carrying out His plan to bring us back into His presence. The God of the universe is thinking about you. We can’t do it on our own. Jesus’ final command was to go in the power of the Holy Spirit. Let’s not let this time of waiting cause us to waver. Let’s be a church that commits to worship in the waiting, to be expectant that God will move, that God will heal, that God will be with us. Let’s be a church with a renewed heart with true devotion, serving giving back to God our first and our best. Turn from wavering to worship. Turn from denial to devotion.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 08/31/2025
Our Devotion. “Our North Star” is by Ruth Anne Burrell, a professional writing major at Taylor University and a freelance writer for Church Libraries, Christian Book Previews, Christian Communicator, and Seg-Way News.
When slavery was legal in the United States, runaway slaves would use the North Star to guide themselves to freedom. Unlike other stars in the sky, the North Star never moves. Its spot in the night sky is fixed, and because of this, it serves as a steady directional point. When slaves kept their eyes on the North Star, they were sure to find the path to freedom.
In this treacherous life, we need a North Star to follow—a fixed point that will never move. Hebrews 13:8 says, “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” In Christ we find a bright star to light our nights, as well as a firm, unmoving source of direction for our journeys through life. If we focus on Him, He will give us guidance and lead us down the path to freedom.
Book Review 09/03/2025
This Book Review is by Drew A. Neuenschwander, a professional writing major at Taylor University and a book reviewer for Church Libraries.
EXTRAORDINARY: The Life You Were Meant to Live
by John Bevere
Waterbrook Press, 9780307457721, HB, 214 pages, $22.99
Do you seek more from your Christian walk? In his inspirational book, Extraordinary, internationally-acclaimed speaker John Bevere clearly explains relationships between spiritual precepts, including the difference between mercy and grace, the dispensation of grace through faith, and faith’s role in generating obedience. But beyond basics, Extraordinary is inspiring because it shares truths about the Christian walk that Satan has labored to silence, such as Christians’ grace-given ability to possess God’s perspective and holiness.
Bevere uses modern parables, personal stories, and scripture verses to argue that Christians should facilitate bold —even miraculous— manifestations of God’s power. To note some considerable detractors, Bevere switches, perhaps strategically, among six different Bible versions, and his artistic interpretations of certain verses may surprise some readers. Others may feel that his emphasis on Christians’ earthly prosperity and individual worth are overstated. Nevertheless, I cautiously recommend Extraordinary to discerning readers.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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