Daily Devotionals

When we say Baruch Hashem, we are declaring that God’s name may be increased and abundant, that He should be known by everyone, of all nations.

We must learn to see each other through God’s eyes—with empathy, understanding, and love. With that kind of perspective, we can do more good than harm.

As people of biblical faith, that although we don’t know how everything will play out in the end, the victory of God is assured.

Praising God, honouring Him, and showing Him how much we love Him are what we are doing when we serve God with beauty.

When we sing about God, when our voices are singing the same words at the same time, we experience true unity of faith and worship.

Remember that faith and trust in God does not mean that we can be passive. God wants us to move forward in the face of danger, taking that first step.

Whether we know the plan or not, the message of the cloud and fire is that we can always trust that God is leading us through our journey, by day and by night, through good times and bad.

There is strength in numbers, and together we can help Israel weather any storm. Let Israel know that she is never, ever alone.

With each victory of good over evil, there is a feeling that we are one step closer to God’s kingdom on earth, bringing joy to the righteous.

It brings me such joy to know that we are part of that conversation between generations that has been going on since the very first Passover.

The prayer that we say once a month to bless the moon asks God to help us fulfil our mission to shine all of God’s light to the world.

In this week’s Torah portion, we see Moses emphasize this point to Pharaoh, “We will go out with our young and old, our sons and daughters...”  No one was to be left out of God’s plan for redemption.