Daily Devotionals

We may be called upon to stand firm in the face of challenges to our values. That is when we must stand firm and unyielding like bronze.

When we elevate the material gifts that God has given us for His holy purposes, they become wealth that is eternal.

When we stop working on Shabbat, it is our weekly reminder that God is the true Creator of all things and Master over the world.

David reveals the secret to truly achieving success—anytime, anywhere, and under any circumstances: “With God we will gain the victory…”

When we give to the poor, we actively participate in building God’s kingdom as His messengers on this earth.

The heroes in the Bible and in our lives were people just like us. What made them great was their choice to heed the call of God.

Have patience with God. We must not let our anticipation of God’s plan get in the way of our patient trust in Him.

Shabbat is “an everlasting covenant” because every week we remind ourselves that what’s most important is everlasting.

Together, we can accomplish something greater than ourselves, something greater than anything we could ever do alone.

When we can reach out to God in our times of distress, a new relationship is born. We become stronger and more connected than ever before.

Our thoughts must be pure when we bring offerings to God, and we must stay humble so that all that we give is “Holy to the Lord.”

The message of Purim is that we need to pay attention and see the miracles, and that there is no such thing as “good luck.”