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The Chapel Quotes
“The story of the Bible is creation, fall and redemption. God’s pattern of creation was six days of work and then rest. God gives that same rhythm of life to man, to work and then rest. Through Christ, God is redeeming and restoring humanity. Every aspect of our life belongs to God, and when we’re out of relation to God things fall apart. We are designed to surrender to God. There is no neutral ground in the universe. Every square-inch, every split-second is claimed by God and counter-claimed by Satan. There is a battle going on for the use of our time, for the way that we live out our lives. God models and then commands a life rhythm of work and then rest. Jesus invites us to draw near and find rest in Him alone. Our activities, if we’re not very careful, can become an idol. Does the leisure activity that you are involved with move you closer or further away from God? In your realm of entertainment, is this honoring to God? Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God. God wants you to bring all of your life before Him and surrender to Him.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 06/01/2025
Our Devotion, “Belle of the Ball” is by Kailey R. Traylor, a professional writing major at Taylor University and a frequent book reviewer for Church Libraries and Christian Book Previews.
Many generations of Americans have grown up with Walt Disney films. Little girls dream of being the princess who lives happily ever after with the prince, and every little boy wants to be the hero who saves the day. We all have the desire to be the center of attention, the belle of the ball or Prince Charming. With all these desires flowing through our hearts, we lose sight of God. He is our hero, our king, our savior. He watches us every step of the way.
Oftentimes, we forget to put God first. We do this all the time with school, careers, desires, and even with people we love. God has made each of us his number one priority. Deuteronomy 6:5 states that you are to “love the Lord your God with all your heart with all your soul and with all your strength.” Loving God with all we have seems to be the least we can do since He gave us a royal seat in heaven, a crown to put on our heads, and the ability to help others. That is much better than the make-believe world of a Disney film. How can you show love and appreciation toward God today?
Book Review 05/28/2025
This Book Review is by Elizabeth Winebrenner, a professional writing major at Taylor University.
WATER, FIRE, WIND: The Elements of Following Christ.
By Bo Cassell
Barefoot Ministries, 978-0-8341-5017-1, PB, 125 pages
Water, Fire, Wind is about how Christianity today has become something that it was never meant to be and how to get back to its true intent. Water represents the grace of God. Cassell explains that many Christians don’t act out the grace that has been given to them. This grace is what keeps our faith from becoming dry. Fire represents the purging power of God, and how He uses it to burn away the chaff and transform us. Wind represents the Spirit of God, moving us to act upon all that we have learned.
Cassell references every point he makes with notes in the back of the book. This text is one that should be read slowly, so as to grasp everything. Cassell challenges his readers to change, but he does so in a friend to friend way. This book is a great primer on basic Christianity.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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