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The Chapel Quotes
“We are to leverage our earthly possessions for an eternal glory. Giving and generosity is the tangible expression of a heart that has God at its center. The reason we should be generous is because of what Jesus did on the cross. That though He was rich, He became poor so that we might experience the riches and spiritual blessings that come from Jesus. We are not to give out of obligation or in an attitude of reluctance, but we are to be cheerful.”
“There are two guiding principles by which we should be generous, that our giving should be sacrificial and and proportional. What God sees is not necessarily amounts but He sees sacrifice and proportionality. We live beyond the means that we have. The average American lives twelve percent beyond the income they receive. We need to do some re-distribution. The solution to our stewardship percentages is not going to be fixed until we say ‘no’ to overspending, to over-living and we say yes to spirit-led giving.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 02/01/2026
Our Devotion, “God Provides for Us” is by Nathanael B. Nupanga of West Chicago, Illinois, who studied professional writing at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: “Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more important than food, and the body more important than clothes?” Matthew 6:25-26, 31 (NIV)
In my early teen years, my father worked as the academic dean of a seminary called B.E.S.T. in Central African Republic. This seminary forms men and women who are sent into ministry in all French speaking African countries. B.E.S.T. largely depends on donations and funds from overseas, which makes it hard to keep the seminary running. At times, my father would not receive his salary for two months straight, some of the longest months I can remember. During those months I would not receive any allowance from my parents, so I couldn’t go shopping. Sometimes I had to go to school without a lunch or money to buy lunch. However, in the midst of these hard times, not a day went by that my family lacked food. No matter whether we woke in the morning and my dad said he had no money for food that day or if the refrigerator was empty, at lunchtime there would always be food on the table, and the same would happen at dinnertime. God worked in ways beyond our imagination always to provide food for us, which taught us to have faith in Him every day.
PRAYER: God, help me to have faith in You even in the midst of hard times. Heal my unbelief and help me to always hold on to the promise that You have made to provide for me. Amen.
Book Review 02/04/2026
This Book Review is by Elijah Oates, a professional writing major at Taylor University.
Reset: Jesus Changes Everything
By Nick Hall
Multnomah, PB, 192 pages
Nick Hall is an evangelist geared toward the youth of today’s generation. Reset: Jesus Changes Everything is Hall’s written outreach to any hurting, broken millennials who are looking for something more to life than just video games, loud music, and parties.
Reset‘s primary theme is just that: resetting. Hall implores his readers to reset their lives by leaving behind their struggles and pains in order to set their eyes on Jesus. Hall pulls this off in a sincere, succinct, and altogether entertaining way by using anecdotes, personal illustrations, humor, and sincere examinations of serious matters.
Rather than falling into the generic, clichéd pitfalls of many evangelistic writings, Hall refreshes (or resets) the formula with modern twists on biblical stories, and quite a lot of comedy. Perhaps the most impressive of Reset‘s feats is its voice. Hall speaks directly to his target audience, the millennials, in a voice that will be immediately understood by them. There are no flowery, theological words to be found. He writes the way millennials talk.
Aside from a few chapters feeling similar in message and structure, this book is an excellent evangelical message that is approachable and enjoyable. After reading it, readers will want to pass it along to friends and relatives and neighbors. This book is clearly geared toward a 21st century audience. Kids in their early teens to young adults in their early twenties would get the most out of its message. Included at the end of each chapter are practical methods to apply each idea or lesson to everyday life.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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