Daily Devotionals

Just as we value gifts from other people that come from the heart, God values gifts from our heart.

Let's remind ourselves that God is still on the throne. He was on the throne before and He’ll be on the throne when all is said and done.

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

Let's extend kindness to all kinds of people—those we like and those we don’t enjoy, those we know and those we have never met.

The person who is good, kind, and moral even when no one is looking is truly holy. And those who are true to God on the inside and out have…

We can’t understand God’s ways, but God is always good. As the psalmist tells us, “His way is perfect.”

In order for a blessing to have power and influence, it must come from the heart and a sincere desire to benefit the receiver.

The good news is that when we come before God with true repentance and integrity, He welcomes us with open arms.

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.

The message of the bitter herbs on Passover is to remind us that only through suffering did we come to appreciate God’s redemptive power.

Jewish tradition, going back to the Exodus itself, is to recount the story of the Exodus from Egypt through the power of asking questions.

Sharing our stories—both collective and personal—is the lifeblood of faith. When we tell how God’s hand has directed our lives, we remember His presence in our own lives.