Daily Devotionals

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.”

Awareness of God must frame our lives so that He is never far from our minds so we can keep our eyes “always on the LORD.”

Our relationship to God and His covenantal promises is built upon the greatness of all who came before us.

The Jewish people have been a source of light to the world because of the suffering they have endured over the centuries.

With the right perspective, everything we do can be turned into acts of kindness all the time, including taking care of our own children.

Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will

The light of God shines forth from us when we carefully use every minute. In that way, we can become God’s light, the menorah to the world.

I can open the Bible and read for myself the very words that God spoke at Sinai. He speaks to me directly when I read His Word.