Daily Devotionals

The Bible calls the seventh day “a sabbath to the LORD your God” (Exodus 20:10) because it’s more than a day of rest. It’s a time to acknowledge God’s dominion.

What was Joseph’s greatest achievement? Joseph’s greatest moment came when he refused the advances of his master’s wife.

By wiping away our guilt, God gives us a chance to let go of the mistakes of the past and truly start over. This is true freedom.

As every Israeli parent and child knows, in Israel, after Passover, the school year is basically over — not because summer is around the corner but because almost every week is punctuated with days off from school for holidays and commemorative days, both biblical and modern.

Giving thanks to God first for the fruits of our labours keeps us humble and reminds us that God is the sole source of all that we have.

In other words, the miraculous history of the nation of Israel is the greatest revelation of God there is.

It is so important for us to know who we are so that we can fulfill our life’s mission.

God wants what is best for us so we can serve Him better. Knowing that everything in our lives is a part of God’s plan helps us celebrate the good with the bad.

When we embrace the changes in our plans and wisely use what God has given us, we find happiness in the balance between our dreams and reality.

We are commanded to bring beauty to the faces of the elderly, to light them up with a smile, to “make them beautiful.”

God is reminding us that as our loving Father, He desires that we seek reconciliation and peace rather than the foolishness of revenge...

God is telling us that we all must view feeding the poor as our own personal responsibility, as well.