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The Chapel Quotes
“Sin is a part of all of our story, not one single person is perfect. Of all the people who have lived here on earth, only one, Jesus Christ has lived the perfect life with a mission in mind to save those who could never be perfect. Jesus died on the cross to forgive us from our sins. We are guilty and in need of being pardoned. We are justified that is (just as if I’d never sinned). The cross offers us a righteousness that is not our own.”
“We are not to be ashamed of Jesus or the cross. How much do you think you have sinned? What is the depth of your debt that you owe to God because of your choices? The cross doesn’t just remove our chains, it gives us a new master. Ultimate freedom is found when we live under God’s authority. The reason we should be the most forgiving people in the world is because we realize how much we have been forgiven. If we’re not able to forgive people, we’re the ones being chained by that, with bitterness and malice and rage in our hearts.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 03/29/2026
Our Devotion, “Distracting Worries” is by Caitlin Wilson a professional writing major at Taylor University in Upland, Indiana, and a freelance writer for The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, Church Libraries, and Christian Book Previews.
Read Matthew 6:25-34
“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.” – Matthew 6:34 (NIV)
As an undergraduate student, my schedule always seems too full. With taking 17 credit hours, doing homework, reading, leading a freshmen discussion group, participating in dorm events, going to my weekly Bible study, and playing keyboard for my dorm’s worship team, I am constantly worried about fulfilling the next event on my schedule.
But why should I worry about tomorrow’s happenings? Worrying certainly won’t change the outcome of an event. Instead, worrying is often accompanied by sleep loss, ulcers, bad attitudes, and distraction from our relationships with God. Jesus’ words in Matthew chapter six are not only practical for our physical and emotional health, but also for our spiritual lives. The next time you’re tempted to worry about that big project at work, your children’s grades, or your financial future, replace that worry with God’s comforting care.
Lord, help me not to become distracted by worries. Amen.
Book Review 03/25/2026
A Call for Courage
By Michael Anthony
Nelson Books, PB, 225 pages
The American church needs a revival. Several American Christians understand a need to revitalize lukewarm Christianity. But, pride and reliance on the government have hindered progress toward a more ideal image of believers than that depicted in the media. With our nation enrapturing itself with reverse-intolerance and the sexual revolution, Christians often appear judgmental or as persons who just sit on their hands in silence. Michael Anthony confronts both predicaments, offering pragmatic ways to stand up for one’s beliefs with humility and integrity.
Anthony earns a high rating for several reasons. He does not sacrifice any veracity. His is not a watered-down, feel-good Gospel. He deals with Christians in a manner of tough love, urging them not to subject themselves to cowardice when dealing with confrontation from non-believers. He supports his points with undiluted scriptural passages and personal examples of how he has offered a biblical worldview with humility. The book does suffer some from a lack of organization, poor transitions, and unnecessary statistics or other supplementary research as opposed to personal anecdotes. But, overall, a Christian on any path of his or her walk can receive at least one take away point of wisdom from his encouragement for courage.
Christian adults dissatisfied with American lukewarm Christianity or believers who want to confront the depiction of American Christians in the media will enjoy this book. This guide offers advice to hold one’s ground while doing so in a manner of love and meekness.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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