Daily Devotionals

But even though he had spent his life as a “priest of Midian” (Exodus 18:1), leading a community of idolators, he humbly embraced a new faith and a new name.

The trumpet blast served in getting our attention and bringing all who heard it into a shared experience.

According to Jewish tradition, every Torah reading is a reenactment, continuing the revelation at Mount Sinai.

The menorah was in the Temple for us, to remind us of our mission to be “elevate” the world with our light.

Every day when we wake up, we have to look at “this very day” as The Day. We need to live as if every day is The Day.

The timing and manner of what is said often conveys more wisdom than the words themselves.

The key is to gracefully let go of what has ended and gratefully embrace what is just starting.

When a person receives a gift from a great King, it does not matter what the gift is or what it costs. The value of the gift is that it came from the King.

It’s not just a privilege to enjoy God’s gifts to humankind, but also a sacred responsibility and obligation in serving Him.

Sometimes, the bigger person is the one who knows how to make himself small. It is in humility that we find our true glory.

They happily accepted this great danger, considering it an honour, not a burden, in taking a risk in order to serve God.

Praise the LORD, all you nations;     extol him, all you peoples. For