Daily Devotionals

Then have them make a sanctuary for me, and I will dwell among them. — Exodus 25:8 E

God doesn’t need a Temple. But He told us to build the Temple as a way to express our love for Him.

Evil is temporary, but goodness lasts forever. Let us bless God who brings perfection out of imperfection in our imperfect world.

My father, Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein, lived a life of humility and honor. He served God, regardless of his critics.

God is with us on our journey. He will give us the strength to get to where we need to go, to the “place I have prepared.”

The Bible teaches us to acknowledge God as the source of our blessings by giving offerings from what we have to Him.

At The Fellowship, we work tirelessly caring for the widows and the orphans, making sure the neediest among us are loved and not forgotten.

Part of our covenantal responsibility in our land is to protect the “foreigners,” the minorities in our society, from discrimination.

Look at God’s wonderful world and appreciate it with new eyes. Everything in it is a manifestation of His love and a testimony to His glory.

God calls us to give, to bring the giver and the needy, for the “rich and poor to meet together” in closer bonds of friendship and love.

Many people make their money and possessions into “gods of silver or gods of gold,” elevating material things to a position of importance.

If we have faith in God, we know that all we have is what He wants for us to have, and that what other people have is what He wants for them.