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The Chapel Quotes
“Idols are alive and well in our world today. An idol is anything we place before God. We’ve taken these good things and amazing opportunities God has given us into our life and turned them into our idols. The good of this world invites us to enjoy and love them, but not to worship them. What you worship is what you become. If we worship God we become Godly. What is the trophy in your life? Do you have an idol in your life? If you have an idol, what do you do about it? The only way to free yourself from the grip of the trophies of this world is to solely worship the living God. In worship we respond to what God has done. Your idol is any person, object or goal that if it were taken away, you would feel that you could never be truly happy, stable or at peace.”
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“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger
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Devotion 11/01/2026
Our Devotion, “Conquering the Dark” is by Tom Vick, a professional writing major at Taylor University and a book reviewer for Church Libraries and Christian Book Previews.
“But he who unites himself with the Lord is one with Him in Spirit.“ I Corinthians 6:17
My friend, a brilliant artist, suffered a rough semester. Prior to this, we used to be close, often debating and teasing each other. Men need fellowship and a strong self-esteem to survive. My friend was losing. After many dating rejections, his self-confidence was gone and his heart was suffering great pain. Buying into Satan’s lies, he slept 18 hours, eating no more than a meal a day. He withdrew from college.
Most people are somewhat afraid of the dark. But for an artist who uses his imagination in everything he does, darkness can become absolutely terrifying. My friend began to lose sight of his identity. His emotions pulled him away from the church. Schoolwork eventually became a pointless burden for him. He was lonely and without hope.
After he withdrew, he needed to undergo many counseling sessions in order to bring him into a healthier state of mind. My friend stated, “I talked until I was blue in the face about my problems, but nothing changed until my counselor and I started to talk about the man Christ wanted me to become and what I had to do to achieve that.”
As Christians we must denounce the darkness and give ourselves to the light of the Father.
PRAYER: Lord, help us see y\Your light and breathe in Your wisdom manifested through Christ crucified. Amen.
Book Review 10/28/2026
This Book Review is by Aleigha Henn, a professional writing major at Taylor University.
Hope in the Land
By Olivia Newport
Shiloh Run Press, PB, 316 pages
This novel is about coming to understand and appreciate the viewpoints of others. Set in in rural Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, in 1936, the plot features an assorted cast of characters, ranging from Henry Edison, the city government worker, to Gloria Gabrill, the Amish housewife. The book explores what it means to be different, as witnessed from the perspective of a young Amish daughter. It examines the value of hard work and humility in Minerva Swain, an English woman and housewife. It also examines what it means to get along with people from different beliefs and practices in the relationship between Gloria Gabrill and Minerva Swain.
It is a well-researched character-driven novel that delivers no more and no less than what the story promises. The tone is homey and happy—the perfect book to read after a stressful day of work. This is not sophisticated literature, but it does offer a narrative that allows readers to relax, observe life at a slower pace, recall days gone by wherein folks worked at being Christian and neighborly, and consider how God’s grace is extended to all who seek Him.
Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)
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