Daily Devotionals

We must never forget that God’s protection and love for Israel is for a purpose.

Let's all try to be like Abraham, proactively seeing the needs of others so that we can offer help even before we are asked.

If people can go through so much to take care of the needy when no one else will, then the least that we can do is to do our part.

If we really want to improve and continue to grow, we should welcome and be open to rebuke, not feel bad about it.

The Bible tells us what righteous leadership is—righteous leaders are those who revere the Lord and are faithful to His will.

God has no needs. He does not need us human beings to worship Him. But He does demand that we give Him our best.

Sometimes, overcoming the ways that we bribe our hearts takes courage, self-awareness, and honesty.

We must do whatever we can to protect the “gates” of our soul and carefully judge what enters through our eyes and ears.

Our mission — and our privilege — is to make the bitter sweet by growing, changing for the better, and finding the good in every situation

Remember that every person is made in God's image. With some people, the image of God is more revealed, and with others it’s hidden.

The Jewish people survived for 2,000 years because we are God’s treasured possession, chosen to shine His light to the world.

We honor God by worshiping Him, by rejoicing in His presence, and by enjoying the blessings that He has given us.