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The Chapel Quotes
“The Holy Spirit is just as much God as the Father and the Son are. What the Father has planned, the Son has accomplished and the Holy Spirit applies it to our lives. God’s plans for us are super important but many times the barrier is our own selfishness. When we stop fighting Him and start trusting Him and going in His direction we begin to experience joy.”
“Tragically many of us live our lives as if it’s up to us to deliver ourselves to our final destination. We are not able to purchase our own salvation so Jesus came to the cross and paid the price. We don’t have enough in our spiritual bank account to cash in at the end of our life to be able to spend eternity with the Lord. The moment we come to faith in Jesus we have a stamp of ownership placed on us. We are not our own, we are God’s. Ownership means obedience, faithfulness and surrender to God. What we display on the outside should match who we belong to on the inside. What Jesus purchases the Holy Spirit will deliver. The Holy Spirit’s job is to make certain that the person who is delivered is not the same as the one who was purchased.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 11/09/2025
Our Devotion, “Daily Storms” is by Dakota D. Ellis of Lynn, Indiana, who studied professional writing at Taylor University.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: “He calmed the storm to a whisper and stilled the waves.” Psalms 107:29 (NLT)
In my grandfather’s study, placed strategically above his computer, is a 3×5 note card. Scrawled in pencil on it is this saying: “Don’t tell God how big the storm is. Tell the storm how big your God is.” Now, for as long as I can remember, I have, on various occasions, read this, but for the longest time as a child I could never understand what it meant. However, about three years ago, I was in that room pondering it when the answer came to me! It meant that no matter how big a storm there is, God will always be bigger.
Everyone knows that there are storms in our lives—financial setbacks, loss of loved ones, job terminations, severe illnesses–but in our walk with God we must always stand against the storm fearlessly because our God can calm any tempest in the world.
PRAYER: Dear Lord, I pray that you will give me the strength to know that you can calm every storm and that through anything, no matter how big a storm I may encounter, you, God, will always be bigger. In Your name, I pray. Amen.
Book Review 11/05/2025
This Book Review is by Megan Alms, a professional writing major at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.
Unashamed
By Christine Caine
Zondervan, PB, 207 pages
Christine Caine lived most of her entire life in shame: shame which sprouted from her heritage, her history as an abuse victim, her defiance from strict gender roles, and her constant desire to prove her self-worth. In Unashamed, Caine explores the steps she took in becoming healed with God by her side. Through scriptural references and personal anecdotes, Caine humbly encourages other women to join her on the quest to silencing the voice of shame.
Caine emphasizes that recovery from any struggle is not an overnight process. But though the journey through the wilderness is perilous, the escape from slavery into the sanctuary of the Promised Land is worth the trek. Caine humbly admits to her own continual struggle, yet still encourages women to take heart in the knowledge that God will never abandon them. Using personal illustrations, lessons from the Bible, references to psychological research, and experiences with answered prayers, she reveals a pattern for finding wholeness in a new and righteous way of life.
Whether affected by regret, guilt, unworthiness, or another form of shame, any Christian woman can relate to Caine’s words. Furthermore, those in teaching or counseling or missionary work will be enlightened by this book as to how to minister to such women. This book reminds women that they are daughters of the One True King. God’s faithfulness is a prevalent theme in Unashamed.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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