Daily Devotionals

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.

In this devotional, Jacob teaches us the value of looking back and thanking God for the prayers He has answered in the past.

There are people who don’t have a huge amount of money who are considered wealthy, because they are content with their lot.

The truth is that even in our relationship with God, while we never stop loving Him, there are times when He challenges us.

Three times a day—morning, afternoon, and evening—Jews begin our prayers with these words, praying to the God of our forefathers.

Go somewhere and do something good. That’s the ultimate way to praise the Lord!