Daily Devotionals

Bride and groom at Jewish wedding
Take the First Step
Faith is putting belief into action by making decisions, taking risks, and doing what God has laid in our hearts to do.
Happy family with children and parents enjoying quality time outdoors, highlighting the positive impact of IFCJ humanitarian aid and community support.
Do You Remember the Old Days?
We must never overlook the gift of having parents, grandparents, and relatives and friends who are older than us.
Close-up of scattered puzzle pieces in various shades of gray, blue, and green, symbolizing connection and unity.
A Piece of the Puzzle
When things look confusing to us, as if God has forgotten about our world, let’s remember that we are looking at an unfinished puzzle.
dawn of a new day
It’s Just a Matter of Time
Just as rain and dew allow vegetation to grow and thrive, God’s Word makes it possible for humanity to develop and flourish.
A joyful family decorating a sukkah with colorful paper chains and silver tinsel during a festive celebration.
Faith & Joy
God wants us to succeed; He doesn’t want to see us get knocked down. Go forward in faith and let the waves of faith carry you.
Jews pray for forgiveness
Tests of the Heart
By working through trying situations we reveal our hidden value to ourselves. We discover strengths that had been obscured by impurities.
Elderly woman and young woman exchanging gifts, symbolizing kindness and compassion in a home setting.
Blessings for a Good Year
May the New Year bring us goodness and health — and may it be filled with an abundance of sweetness and joy, too.
Young woman praying
A Day of Repentance
When God sees that we have judged ourselves and take responsibility for our sins, He no longer needs to judge us.
Two people smiling and celebrating in the rain at night in an urban setting, with reflections on wet streets and city lights in the background.
Our First Thoughts
The thoughts we have at the beginning of something have the greatest impact on how that new thing will ultimately unfold.
Colorful fruit and snack platter for Rosh Hashanah celebration, featuring grapes, apples, and dried fruits, symbolizing a sweet new year.
Where Are You?
The shofar beckons us to consider where we are spiritually and how we might have strayed from God and our true selves.
Woman praying at the Western Wall in Jerusalem, a sacred site for Jewish worship and reflection, with a group of people engaged in prayer and spiritual connection.
The Most Important Prayer
For all our prayers, there is only one address: God. Our most important prayer to Him is every prayer to Him.
Family sitting around the table having dinner
Sweet and Healing Words
This is the best kind of speech—words that build others up and make them want to live up to the best version of themselves.