Daily Devotionals

The establishment of Hanukkah as an eight-day festival was a way of recognizing that the victory was beyond the natural order of things.

To be anointed means to be empowered to defeat darkness and to bring the light of God to others -- that's what Hanukkah is about.

An attack on Christians for their faith is an attack on me and an attack against all people of faith, as well.

If our faith is kept inside our homes, it is insufficient. We must first light up our homes so the light is visible outside the home as well.

God gives us the gift of a miracle, we must give Him the gift of sharing our experiences and connect people with His power.

When God is under attack, faith, courage and self-sacrifice ultimately have the power over numbers or weapons.

We are called to be a light, to open the eyes of the spiritually blind. Our relationship to God is not meant to be a private matter.

When we come together in unity as millions of small lights, we have the power to illuminate the whole world.

We must learn to judge the whole person favorably because we don’t always see the full picture of who they really are.

We each have free will, but quite often, God uses us for fulfilling His plan—whether we know it or not.

It’s time to change our tune. It’s time to do something different so our world can be different. And the changes start with us.

By choosing to avoid strife, we open the door to warm relationships and mutual respect with those around us.