Daily Devotionals

When we see the good in a person and treat them as smart, capable individuals, our advice is well received.

When the verse tells us that God’s feet were resting on the pavement, it means that God felt the pain of His people. He knew their suffering.

Redemption, like the sunrise, doesn’t happen all at once; it is a process that takes time, little by little.

When God gave us His Word, He desired human holiness, with all of our imperfections, not the holiness of angels.

While Judaism encourages going to doctors and taking medicine, we are required to recognize that God is the source of all healing.

History does not have to repeat itself any longer. The cycle of history can be broken, and I believe that the time to end it is now.

Once we set our intention to living a God-centered, moral, life we can — and should — learn from the divine messages found in our daily lives.

But what is our reaction to dark times? Do we keep our distance from God? Or do we get closer to Him by walking through the darkness?

When we occupy ourselves with chasing after what someone else has, we lose our ability to hear God’s plan for our lives.

The weekly Sabbath which gives me time to relax and recharge. It reminds me that sometimes the best way to serve God is through rest.

Jewish people aboard aliyah flights bringing them to Israel know that they are being rescued on eagles’ wings.

We must continue to be like an olive tree – ceaselessly providing shelter, nourishment, warmth, and light, wherever we may go.