Chapel
A quiet room for faith, scripture, Sabbath Day preparation, testimony, temple worship, family history, and discipleship centered in Jesus Christ.
This room gathers the things of faith — scripture reflections, Sabbath Day preparation, Come, Follow Me study, temple thoughts, sacred music, testimony, and words centered in Jesus Christ. Some pages may become polished essays; others may remain closer to lesson notes, scriptures that stood out during the week, or thoughts gathered while preparing to teach, worship, and remember.
It is meant to be a place to return to quietly — a place for pondering, preparing, and gathering light before carrying it into the week.
A Sabbath Thought
This Week in the Chapel
Here I will gather current faith-centered reflections, scriptures, lesson notes, or sacred music that feel especially meaningful during the week. Some of these thoughts may also become posts in the Library, but this room will remain their quiet place of reflection.
Pews in the Chapel
Choose a place to sit and ponder
Jesus Christ
Reflections centered on the Savior, His grace, His teachings, His Atonement, and the peace He offers to every weary soul.
Scripture Reflections
Passages, patterns, and scriptural echoes gathered from study, teaching, pondering, and the quiet moments when a verse begins to speak.
Come, Follow Me
Lesson outlines, teaching thoughts, slides, questions, and study helps for weekly Come, Follow Me and Sabbath Day preparation.
Temple and Family History
Thoughts on temples, covenants, family history, sacred ordinances, and the promise that families can be bound together eternally through Jesus Christ.
Discipleship
Reflections on following Jesus Christ in ordinary days, difficult moments, quiet service, repentance, forgiveness, and the steady work of becoming.
Sacred Music and Words
Hymns, poems, songs, and sacred words that turn faith into something remembered, sung, and carried.
Some sacred poems and songs may also appear in the Studio, and faith-centered essays may also live permanently in the Library. The Chapel is simply the room where they can be gathered for worship, reflection, and Sabbath preparation.
July 26, 2026
There is something deeply comforting in the words of King Jehoshaphat, who stood before the Lord and admitted, “we have no might… neither know we what to do: but our eyes are upon thee.” How often we forget that our weakness is not a barrier to God’s help, but an invitation for it. When we stop striving to appear strong and simply turn our hearts toward Him, we find He meets our imperfect efforts with abundant grace. Come sit a while, and let us ponder together what it means to truly seek Him.
This Week — Come, Follow Me
July 13–19, 2026 · 2 Kings 16–25
Come, Follow Me — July 13–19, 2026: When the Word Was Found Again
Josiah’s people had drifted so far they lost the word of God in His own house. When one priest found it again, it changed a king — and a nation. The scriptures still work mightily in hearts willing to receive them.