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The Chapel Quotes
“Prayer that moves from the ritual to the relational always shifts from the physical to the spiritual in its focus. There are gospel prayers and there are growth prayers. Who are the people in your life that you carry a heavy burden for? Give us a burden for the lost. In our relationships we must look beyond the immediate circumstances to the eternal. Give us more boldness in reaching the lost. Give us courage and clarity. Make us more like Jesus in the way that we live and love. That’s God’s agenda. Biblical wisdom is rightly applying God’s truth and God’s Word to the actual details of our daily life. We need more than wisdom from God we also need His strength. We cannot live the radical Christian life God has called us to on our own strength. God help us to see your deeper purposes in our trials and suffering. God does not take joy in our suffering, but He often permits what He hates to accomplish what He loves. What He loves is His children being desperately dependent and clinging to Him by faith through prayer in the midst of suffering and trials.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 06/07/2026
Our Devotion, “The Danger in Swerving” is by Alexis L. Warner is a professional writing major at Taylor University and a book reviewer for Church Libraries and Christian Book Previews.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” Proverbs 3:5 (NIV)
When my cousin and I were heading back to college this semester, we were nearly in a very serious car accident. I was driving, and I suddenly saw a tire on the road in front of me. Despite knowing it was a poor decision, I went with my first impulse and swerved. I then overcorrected and lost control. The car spun wildly across the lane until we came to rest facing the opposite direction from where we should have been headed.
When we make decisions, our first impulse is often that of our own sinful nature. Before we swerve and end up facing the completely wrong direction and putting those around us in danger, we should pray and seek the guidance of the Scriptures.
The writer of Proverbs best describes the danger of following our own will when he said, “There is a way which seems right to a man, but its end is the way of death” (Proverbs 14:12).
PRAYER: Lord, guide me in the way You want me to go. Illuminate my way and help me not to be deceived by my own will. Let Your name be glorified in my decisions. In Christ, I pray. Amen.
Book Review 06/10/2026
This Book Review is by Jessica Dundas, a Professional Writing Major at Taylor University, Upland, Indiana.
WHEN SUFFERING IS REDEMPTIVE: Stories of How Anguish and Pain Accomplish God’s Mission
By Larry J. Waters (compendium editor)
Weaver Book Company, PB, 154 pages
When Suffering is Redemptive is a collection of eight stories, each by different contributing writers, showing how ordinary Christians have grown closer to God through pain, grief, agony, suffering, and loss. The stories were compiled and edited by Larry J. Waters. The writers are transparent in sharing their stories of the worst pain known to medical science, of loss and disability, and of dealing with trauma in their day-to-day lives. They introduce us to what it means to fight the pain and give glory to God. In life when suffering comes unexpectedly, such as the result of a car accident or an injury on the job or a preciously undiagnosed disease, it can be a cause for confusion, fear, and anxiety. It is then that a Christian must hold strong to his or her faith, but it is then that it sometimes is most difficult to do so. These eight stalwart individuals explain how they used prayer, Bible study, witnessing, and fellowship as ways to cope with on-going pain, bouts of depression, and severe emotional alienation.
This book challenges readers to seek God’s sustaining grace. The authors share their ways of getting through suffering by leaning on God, and the ministries that have resulted from what they learned through their experiences. We all have pain in our lives, and hearing the stories of others will help understand that we are not alone. At the end of each chapter are discussion questions and suggested resources for further study. Truly, When Suffering is Redemptive challenges readers to see how God redeems their suffering.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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