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“Great Day” Sunday 11/15/2026
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“Great Day” Saturday 11/14/2026
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“Great Day” Friday 11/13/2026
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“Great Day” Thursday 11/12/2026
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“Great Day” Wednesday 11/11/2026
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“Great Day” Tuesday 11/10/2026
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“Great Day” Monday 11/09/2026
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“Great Day Presents” Week of 11/15/2026
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The Chapel Quotes
“An idol is anything that we place before God. God is much better at being God than we are, and we need to release that control to Him. The need for comfort today is alive and well. If anything becomes more fundamental than God to your happiness, meaning in life and identity then it is an idol. An idol is anything we go to before God to accomplish what only God should do. What do we reach for when we need to cope with pain in this world? The idol of comfort can be anything we turn to for relief from the afflictions of life instead of turning to God whether it is substances, sex or scrolling. One out of every six Americans has a struggle with substances. Ten percent of Americans are addicted to some form of sex. Fifty percent of Americans confess they are scrolling on their phones too much, twenty-five percent constantly. Depression and anxiety have gone up ten percent in the last decade. We are struggling and reaching in all of the wrong places. What do you reach for when life gets difficult?”
“When people enter in to the pain and difficulty and darkness that exists in this time, that is the Lord Jesus coming along beside of you to bring about comfort in your life. God is the God of all comfort. True and lasting comfort can only come from Him. God brings people into our life to comfort us so that we can be comforters for others. Our job is to obey God and let Him deal with the consequences. We need to patiently endure. Overcoming the idol of comfort means choosing patient endurance over immediate relief.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 11/15/2026
Our Devotion, “Faith Hall of Fame” is by Samantha Stevens a student of professional writing at Taylor University. She is a scriptwriter for WBCL radio and a book reviewer for Christian Book Previews.
Hebrews 12:1 “Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles, and let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us.”
I enjoy visiting halls of fame. There seems to be one for one for every kind of fan: sports, television, theater and arts. I was even surprised to discover a polka music hall of fame. We have a sense of respect for those who have worked hard, sometimes overcoming great obstacles to make breakthrough discoveries or set world records.
When the church speaks of heroes of the faith, we tend to have a similar mindset, placing people such as Moses, David or Paul on a pedestal. We become so in awe of their closeness with God and gifts as believers, we tend to dismiss our own abilities as Christians. It seems impossible to reach these high standards, believing we could never part a sea, defeat a giant, or survive a night in a den of lions.
But this isn’t why their stories are told. These people of faith are not meant to intimidate but inspire. When we read of Joshua’s victory over Jericho with trumpets, we read of the strength that God provides in times of need. When we hear of Paul’s miraculous healings, we hear of the grace Christ provides to perform great works in His name. When the church declares heroes of the faith, we know we are marked with a belief that inspires us to do great things as well.
PRAYER: Lord, help me to be inspired by people of faith and know that we can do great things in Your name.
Book Review 11/11/2026
This Book Review is by Abigail Kessler, a professional writing major at Taylor University.
Known By God
by Brian S. Rosner (general editor Jonathan Lunde)
Zondervan, PB, 274 pages
The latest instalment in Zondervan’s Biblical Theology for Life series tackles a much more personal subject: identity. As with all the books in this series, Brian Rosner attempts to create a very comprehensive study of the subject, going through almost every reference made to personal identity found in the Bible. Unsurprisingly, there is a lot of information here. This is the book’s greatest strength, but can also be its shortcoming. Though Rosner does a good job of putting the information into a context that helps readers understand its relation to the topic, there is just so much to say that it can become overwhelming. Casual readers who pick up this book in search of quick, easily applicable answers to their questions may be disappointed, but we also need to remember that this is the nature of those questions. In the end, the book works more effectively as a reference guide than anything else, but it is a very good one. People who are looking for a biblical perspective on personal identity will have a lot to think about after reading this.
I was impressed by the amount of detail included, and I could tell that Rosner was both passionate about the subject and concerned with making it accessible to most readers. Though it might take a little more time than usual to study the material in this text, for serious Bible students in can worth the effort. This book takes a topic that is on many people’s minds recently, and it seeks a biblical answer. People who are struggling to determine how their faith interacts with who they are as individuals will find this book helpful.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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