Daily Devotionals

Our obligation is to follow only God, not the flock. We need to burn up our natural inclination to conform.

In doing our part in God's holy work to help His promises come to pass, we demonstrate that we don't ever take His help for granted.

What is the significance of the small aleph? The small aleph is a reference to how God communicates with us daily in unassuming ways.

I want to encourage us today to do an extra act of kindness. Those merciful acts bring blessings to the giver and the receiver.

Our well-being is important to God... the better we show kindness to ourselves, the better we can serve Him and care for others.

The purpose of the tablets was to serve as physical evidence of our encounter and relationship with God, a testimony of God’s covenant.

The tachash, whose purpose was to cover the Tabernacle, reminds us that there is only one true purpose for all things: the glory of God.

The Israelites' obedience to God’s instructions was a sign of their love and devotion. Because He said so.

How the Tabernacle was built teaches us that without the equal participation of all, the house of God will not stand. We all have an equal role.

Each of us is an indispensable piece of God's puzzle, and we must do our part to contribute to the perfection of His world.

When we live life according to our days and our spiritual values, our hearts are full, our lives are full, and we rejoice in every day.

The Word of God travels with us. It’s portable. The Torah goes with us wherever we go. That is the secret of Jewish survival.