Daily Devotionals

Like Moses, we can, and should have powerful presence that leaves a positive impression. All it takes is a smile and a kind word.

As Rabbi Sacks explained, when we attach our lives to something stronger than we are — to God — we can withstand the strongest of storms.

Although she struggled, Esther put aside her fears and persevered, saving her people and the Jewish faith, and ultimately, changing history.

My father taught us that with God in our lives, we, too, could accomplish anything, if we have the courage to believe in ourselves.

Yet, I realized that just as God had prepared Esther for “such a time as this,” He had been preparing me for that very moment.

If our children are to live godly lives, they need the ability to choose what is right over what is popular and to favor what pleases God.

Everything we have is a miraculous gift from God. We must put our faith in Him alone and offer up our endless praise and everlasting gratitude.

I am so grateful for our “cluster” of light. Together, we have been able to bring God’s light to so many who struggle in darkness.

Joseph's brothers didn’t really know him. Instead, they passed judgment "in the distance," before getting close enough to truly understand him.

The righteous see their stay on earth as fleeting. They recognize that their home is only temporary, so they place far more value on good deeds.

I need to remember that while I need to do my best at parenting and working, I also need to let go of my fears and trust God will help me.

How did David handle when his enemies insulted him? He didn't listen. He made no response, no matter how untrue or hurtful the insults.