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“Great Day” Wednesday 07/01/2026*
“Come, let us sing for joy to the Lord; let us shout aloud to the Rock of our salvation. Let us come before Him with thanksgiving and extol Him with music and song.” – Psalm 95:1,2 Got Joy!?
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“Great Day” Tuesday 06/30/2026
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“Great Day” Monday 06/29/2026*
Let them praise the name of the Lord, for His name alone is exalted; His splendor is above the earth and the heavens. Praise the Lord.” – Psalm 148:13,14
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The Chapel Quotes
“As Christians I hope we never lose that call from Jesus to not just love those who love us but even to love our enemies. We live in a time and age where it’s very easy to love those who believe in the things that we do and cast fear and horrible things to those who don’t. Culture is a very important part of how we practice our faith. In our Bible study it’s important to study the cultural context. Don’t add human rules to Christ as a requirement to be more mature. The mature Christian knows the difference between what God has said and human rules put on top of what God has said. Don’t add emotional experiences to Christ as a requirement to be more spiritual. Don’t add self-denial as a requirement to become more holy. It’s God’s energy where transformation takes place, Christ is enough not Christ plus. As we worship, don’t seek the goosebumps seek the face of Christ.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 07/05/2026
Our Devotion, “God’s Early Warning System” is by Elizabeth de Graaf, a professional writing major at Taylor University, a scriptwriter for WBCL radio, and a book reviewer for Christian Book Previews and Church Libraries.
In early November tornado sirens wailing throughout Upland, Indiana sent all of the students and faculty members of Taylor university rushing into the basements of the dormitories and classroom buildings. High winds knocked down trees and several advertising billboards, but all of the students and teachers were safe in the underground shelters.
In a similar manner, God issues danger signals and gives us notes of precaution for our own protection. He tells us in Isaiah 1:19 that we must be “willing and obedient” to follow his commands and be alert to his warnings.
It would have been silly and dangerous for the students and their professors to have stood outdoors and watched the approach of the high winds and funnel clouds. Likewise, it is wrong for us not to heed the warnings given to us by a loving and protective God. Following the Ten Commandments and obeying the teachings of Jesus keep us protected us from the storms of life. Knowing this, “take cover” whenever God issues a warning.
Book Review 07/01/2026
This Book Review is by Hope Bolinger, a professional writing major at Taylor University.
Snubbing God
By Victor Kuligin
Weaver Book Company, PB, 253 pages
Our society has forged several valiant attempts at making the Bible and, in turn, God obsolete. Macroevolution, transgenderism, abortion, and several other prevalent topics and ideas try to reshape, crop, or erase God’s original design for creation. In Snubbing God, author Victor Kuligin contrasts our culture’s arguments for contemporary moral issues against those of Scripture. Along with this, he offers readers ways to approach these subjects without hypercritical attitudes, but at the same time, without sacrificing convictions.
Kuligin’s unapologetically candid and thorough arguments earn the book five stars. He devotes an incredible amount of research to every chapter. Not only does he present the opponent’s lines of reasoning in full – using an equal amount of biblical and nonbiblical sources – but he also anticipates rebuttals and then responds to them in unique ways. Granted, he dedicates too much time on some topics, such as macroevolution, and neglects substantial information on others, such as feminism. Nevertheless, even on the sparser-covered topics, Kuligin’s meticulous cases warrant endorsement.
This book will appeal to Christians interested in apologetics, particularly involving cultural hot topics, such as abortion and sexual morality. Pornography, abortion, homosexuality, environmentalism, and several other moral issues occupy the news, the workplace, and just about everywhere in society. When confronted by these matters, Christians may or may not know how to reply to morally gray areas. Snubbing God offers detailed defenses of what the Bible has to say on these topics.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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