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“Great Day” Sunday 07/12/2026
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“Great Day” Saturday 07/11/2026
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“Great Day” Friday 07/10/2026
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“Great Day” Thursday 07/09/2026
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“Great Day” Wednesday 07/08/2026
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“Great Day” Tuesday 07/07/2026
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“Great Day” Monday 07/06/2026
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“Great Day” Tuesday 03/03/2026 Sandy Patty Star-Spangled Banner
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“Great Day Presents” Week of 07/12/2026
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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 07/12/2026
Our Devotion, “Stepping Out in Faith” is by Michelle C. Archer, a professional writing major at Taylor University, a scriptwriter for WBCL radio, and a book reviewer for Church Libraries, and Christian Book Previews.
Some college students recently went to a ropes obstacle course. One of the young females had a fear of heights, but she didn’t want to let her teammates down. So, she forced herself to climb up the platform and to step out a few feet onto a thick rope stretched between two trees. But then, she froze. Her knees began to shake, her lips started to quiver, and she started to feel faint.
Suddenly, a voice of one of her teammates called out, “You have nothing to fear. Remember that you are cinched into a harness, so it’s impossible for you to fall. We’re holding the support ropes. We’ll never let you drop.” And with that reassurance, the girl became calm again, and confidently she walked straight across the rope to the other side.
Sometimes, as Christians, we can feel as though we are “out on a rope,” ready to drop. But Psalm 31:3 says, “Lord, you are my rock and my fortress, so in your name I ask you to lead and guide me.”
With the Lord holding us in his righteous harness, we can leave our comfort zones and step forward in faith! Be bold today. The Lord will never let you drop.
Book Review 07/08/2026
This Book Review is by Hope Bolinger, a professional writing major at Taylor University, Upland, IN.
Short Sentences Long Remembered: A Guided Study of Proverbs and Other Wisdom Literature
By Leland Ryken
Weaver Book Company, PB, 114 pages
Proverbs and other books of wisdom literature, such as Ecclesiastes, teem with literary merit. Both prose and poetry passages of this biblical genre overflow with riddles, memory tricks, vivid analogies, and other “technical precision(s)” (7). Ryken dissects several proverbs, narrowing line length and enlightening readers on the typical proverb formula (including elements of motivation for obedience and warnings, 52). One of six volumes in the series of approaching Scripture with a literary outlook, Ryken helps readers apply concepts at the end of chapters with “learning by doing” exercises.
Ryken examines the wisdom literature with the precision and skill of a well-trained scientist. Literarily, that is. However, his book runs into problems in execution and marketing. The former erred because the work reads too heavily on the side of a research paper, more to be appreciated by those high in the ranks of academia. Perhaps that could have worked to his advantage if he had not marketed it to the common reader, as mentioned on the back cover. Still, there are interesting insights in regard to examining scripture for those folks who have read their Bibles many times and are looking for fresh ways to study the various passages.
Biblical authors implement several literary devices – from John’s word play with “the Word” (logos) in John 1 to the imagery of the sun in Ecclesiastes 1:5. If a reader can spy these technical treasures, this will enhance his or her appreciation of Scripture altogether.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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