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The Chapel Quotes
“God takes His righteousness and puts it upon us who are unrighteous. Through the cross God transfers His righteousness upon us. God is a just and righteous judge over humanity. We are accountable before God and we do give account to God for our lives. All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. We compare ourselves to one another, but we all fall short of the standard of perfection of God.”
“There is a sentence attached to the guilt of our sin, and that is death. We have a high-handed rebellion against God. We take the good things that God has put in our life, and in our sinfulness we raise them up to be the god of our life. The human heart is an idol factory. An idol is something that is a good thing that we make a god thing; we raise it above God to give us purpose and meaning in our lives. God declares us not guilty not based on our performance but as a free gift of His grace. God’s gift of grace calls for a response that we make a decision to trust in Christ to save us.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 03/15/2026
Our Devotion, “Flee to Victory” is by Micah M. Hancock of Morton, Illinois, who studied professional writing at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: “So flee youthful passions and pursue righteousness, faith, love, and peace, along with those who call on the Lord from a pure heart.” I Tim. 2:22
Sometimes we just have to run. When I was in grade school, I enjoyed football. When I played football I rarely touched the ball, but I would imagine that I could make great plays to score. I would envision myself running nobly into the end zone.
One night, a football game began with several people older than me. I had just begun imagining doing something amazing when a hustle for the ball began. Suddenly, I grabbed the ball and dashed for the end zone. There is a size difference between a sixth grader and an eighth grader, and I knew if I was caught, I probably would not survive. I sprinted, arms flailing, toward the goal because my life depended on it. Then it happened. I scored. Just as I ran away from the hulky eighth graders and toward the goal, Paul encouraged Timothy to flee from sin and run toward life. Paul knew that only the brave race to victory.
PRAYER: Lord, I want to run away from sin and toward You. I need Your strength to flee. I believe that as I flee, I am growing closer to the goal. I love You. Amen.
Book Review 03/11/2026
This Book Review is by Carson Jacobs, a Professional Writing Major at Taylor University.
SWIPE RIGHT: The Life-and-Death Power of Sex and Romance
by Levi Lusko
Thomas Nelson, PB, 256 pages
Swipe Right is a book full of relationship advice for practically anyone. The only group excluded in this is younger children because the author does discuss the subject of sex in a straight forward manner. One look at its cover or the title may drive adults or individuals who are already married away, but this book offers advice for all. It warns of the danger involved when initiating physical relationships outside of marriage, and just how powerful the forces of love, sex, and romance are. The author offers several alternatives to combat the intrinsic urge for instant gratification and says that: “Now yells louder, but later lasts longer.” This book isn’t just about physical relationship advice, whether current or in the future; it also presents several segments of advice applicable in multiple areas of life. Included in the back is a valuable guide with bullet points that allow the readers easily to find the topic they are looking for.
Regarding the quality of the writing; it’s pleasant and not entirely commonplace. The author uses numerous examples and analogies, making it easier to connect with and understand his ideas. However, the sheer volume of said written images tends to cause slight distractions. The lessons are enjoyable and even sometimes amusing, but the amount crammed into the first few chapters can cause the reader to lose sight of what is actually being discussed. Outside of that one, minor flaw, the overall writing style is fun and brandishes a conversational cadence.
This book’s guidance and advice comes from a Christian perspective. It is prone to step on more than a few toes, especially about such a sensitive topic, but that doesn’t reduce its worthiness to be read and understood. The wisdom contained within the pages deals quite a mental punch, increasing the book’s readability. It might be the guidebook to developing healthy relationships we’ve all been waiting for.
The themes explored in this help book are all derived from the Bible and how it can be used to answer difficult relationship questions. At the very least, Lusko uses quantitative data found to aid his perspective from the standpoint of his own Christian beliefs. Therefore, with such a sensitive subject, it would be very easy for this book to provoke anger and indignation rather than thought among certain readers.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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