Daily Devotionals


On Every Path
Every Friday, we turn to the Book of Proverbs for timeless wisdom to guide our lives and strengthen our faith. One of the 11 books of the Ketuvim —“Writings” in Hebrew—Proverbs belongs to the Bible’s wisdom tradition, offering practical and godly guidance for living with faith, integrity, and understanding.
An Invitation to Shalom
Isaac sees them coming at a distance, but not as before.
How Deep Is God’s Love
The barracks hold too many bodies. Too little air. Bodies one on top of the other. Walls closing in.
Because God Said So
Isaac stands at the edge of the land, where the ground begins to thin and give way.
Believe in God’s Promises
Esau comes in from the field, dust covering him. His breath comes quick, uneven.
The Eighth String
Every Sunday, we begin the week with an inspirational lesson from the beloved Book of Psalms. Written by King David and others, these ancient songs and prayers have given voice to God’s people in moments of joy, sorrow, praise, and thanksgiving for thousands of years—and remain at the heart of both Jewish and Christian worship today.
Faith for the Future
Every Friday, we turn to the Book of Proverbs for timeless wisdom to guide our lives and strengthen our faith. One of the 11 books of the Ketuvim —“Writings” in Hebrew—Proverbs belongs to the Bible’s wisdom tradition, offering practical and godly guidance for living with faith, integrity, and understanding.
A Family Story
The cave is waiting. Isaac stands near its mouth. He doesn’t move.
The Comfort of Home
Isaac leads her into the tent. Evening has settled, and the air inside is still.
We Pray, He Prepares
Isaac stands in the field as the daylight leaves.
The Life of Sarah
They gather at the cave. The boy stands near the entrance, but he can still hear their voices.
More Than Words
Every Sunday, we begin the week with an inspirational lesson from the beloved Book of Psalms. Written by King David and others, these ancient songs and prayers have given voice to God’s people in moments of joy, sorrow, praise, and thanksgiving for thousands of years—and remain at the heart of both Jewish and Christian worship today.