Daily Devotionals

What would the centuries of Jews who suffered through the exile have thought if they could see what I am seeing?

Our mission — and our privilege — is to make the bitter sweet by growing, changing for the better, and finding the good in every situation.

This is the best kind of speech — words that build others up and make them want to live up to the best version of themselves.

On Sukkot, we not only thank God for our many blessings, but also realign our perspective.

What is God telling us?

What better way to appreciate all God’s blessings and all He has given us than by leaving our homes and giving up our usual comforts?

The way we repay God is by calling out His name and making Him known throughout the world with our praise and thanksgiving.

We may not be perfect, and the world may sometimes abandon God, but we ask that He save us anyway.

Proverbs teaches that the power of kindness and faithfulness can cleanse us by taking away the root causes of sin.

What good are our pleas for God to wash away our impurity if we don’t come before Him?

God gives us a chance to start over and choose our own adventure for the year ahead.

The more we appreciate the full scope of what God has done over thousands of years, the more we see Him clearly.