Daily Devotionals

“Do not come any closer,” God said. “Take off your sandals, for the place where you are standing is holy ground.” — Exodus 3:5

At this greatest moment of joy in their lives, when they are at their happiest, what is missing from the world comes into focus.

It is not an exaggeration to say that my father’s work in creating and building The Fellowship has led the way to what has become a great reconciliation between Jews and Christians all around the world.

This tiny seed can eventually give way to an entire forest. Such is the power of one little seed. And such is the power of our righteous deeds.

A “faithful person” is someone who can be relied on when the going gets tough. Faithfulness is love put to the test in time of need.

The establishment of Hanukkah as an eight-day festival was a way of recognizing that the victory was a supernatural one — beyond the natural order.

We must first light up our homes in such a way that the light is visible outside the home as well.

When God gives us the gift of a miracle, we must give Him the gift of sharing our experiences. In this way we connect people with the power of God.

The miracle of Hanukkah, of the few over the many, is a message for all times and places.

We are called to be a light, to open the eyes of the spiritually blind. Our relationship to God is not meant to be a private matter.

When we come together as millions of small lights, we have the power to illuminate the whole world.

We must learn to judge the whole person favourably because we don’t always see the full picture of who they really are.