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“Great Day” Friday 06/13/2025*
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The Chapel Quotes
“The message of Hosea is: even in our unfaithfulness God is always faithful. Of the ten least-read books in the Bible, the minor prophets are six of them. The reasons are a perceived lack of direct application, they seem less relevant, and unfamiliarity with the context. Reasons to read the minor prophets: all of God’s Word is God’s Word, they showcase aspects of God’s character, they point to a realized or still future hope that is ahead of us, and there is relevance in finding and discovering the context. Jesus is the fulfillment of the blessing that was promised 2000 BC. Relevance is tied to context, understanding of what people are saying is always tied to context.”
“The message of the Old Testament prophets is a message for us now, if you have walked away, God is still faithful, His promises are still there, and there is a way back to Him through repentance. Our idolatry is when we worship anything or anyone above the one true God by placing on them prominent attention or affection. It’s anything we go to, to get something in return. God will let things happen to you, and they’re going to be tough and difficult, but in the end they are so you will return. God will bring back those who recognize and repent.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 06/08/2025
Our Devotion, “Time to Be Creative” is by Kailey R. Traylor, a professional writing major at Taylor University and a book reviewer for Christian Book Previews and Church Libraries.
Imagine going on your dream vacation. You arrive at the beach, cooler in hand, sunscreen applied lightly to insure a perfect tan, a towel over your shoulder. You can smell the ocean water and hear the waves beckoning you to come closer. So, you look for a place to lay your towel so you can start your lazy summer day, and you can’t seem to find a place to settle. There are people covering every inch, soaking up the sun and leaving no room for anyone else.
Has this ever happened to you? You feel squeezed out and are forced to think of an alternative plan. You have two choices—give up or get creative. Back in Israel, whenever Jesus would show up somewhere, people would come in swarms and few could even get close to Him. But, instead of giving up the friends of paralytic decided to get creative. Their actions are recorded in the book of Mark, chapter two: “Since they could not get him to Jesus because of the crowd, they made an opening in the roof above Jesus and, after digging through it, lowered the mat the paralyzed man was lying on.” Jesus saw that they had faith and rewarded them by healing their friend.
Having creativity and not giving up can be very rewarding. Whether it is finding that spot on the crowded beach or trying to reach Jesus despite our busy schedules, don’t give up. If those men had given up, the paralyzed man would’ve remained on his mat the rest of his life. To have great faith we must remain determined and pursue our goals.
Book Review 06/11/2025
This Book Review is by Harmony Wheeler, a professional writing major at Taylor University.
SIMPLE LITTLE WORDS: What You Say Can Change a Life
Compiled by Michelle Cox & John Perrodin
Honor Books, 978-1-4347-9997-5, 208 pages, $14.99
Sometimes we just need to know that we’re loved and that we’re worth something. Gathered by Michelle Cox and John Perrodin, Simple Little Words tells an assortment of true stories that remind readers of God’s unending love for us; we’re worth everything to Him. The collection shows us that, while it may seem as though the world is caving in and everyone hates us, for a fact, there are people out there who genuinely care about us.
Authors of various backgrounds recount times when something they said blessed another person, someone said something encouraging to them, or God reminded them of scripture verses that gave them courage during hard times.
Simple Little Words will fit well in any Christian library. The stories, written by authors such as Jerry B. Jenkins, Dennis E. Hensley, Ken Wales, and Karen Kingsbury, captivate the reader. They address people of all ages and roles in life. Anyone can play an important part in someone’s life with a few, simple, encouraging words.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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