Daily Devotionals

In contrast, while the Jews may have had a hard and tragic time throughout history, the best is yet to come.

We should never underestimate the importance of kind words. Given at the right time, they can be lifesaving!

We wait for someone wealthy and powerful to step in and solve the problems. We become spectators, rather than participants, in building the Kingdom of God.

We need faith that empowers us, giving us the confidence and courage to make choices and succeed in all our endeavors.

That is why the Bible specifically tells us that we must thank God when we are satisfied, not just when we are in need.

The same God who caused them to struggle also fed and clothed them for forty years. It’s God’s way of tough love.

Abraham brought God’s message to the world because he realized that we are all connected. If any single human being was missing out on God, then Abraham, too, was missing something.

When we serve the poor, when we get involved in their lives, we also learn from the needy.

It is a statement of the universal mission of Israel, one that began with God’s call to Abraham and continues today.

Sabbath carries a message of equality, a reminder that we are all equally free children of the Creator of the world.

Those who resisted this enticement to sin and followed the eternal nature of their souls are the ones who lived. They chose the path of life.

Imagine the kinship and comfort they must have felt about their own predicament as they were reminded that Moses was just like them, living for future generations.