Daily Devotionals

The Bible tells us that Noah “walked faithfully with God;” he was modeling his faith for all to see, especially his children.

The world is built on kindness. We are the world, and we would be nothing without the love and giving of those around us.

This is the knowledge that we arrive at by seeking out mentors and teachers and listening with our ears to their wisdom. We need wisdom to know when to seek wisdom from others.

This message is radical both in the way that we understand our relationships with other people and with God. People who know they are loved by God know that they are valuable, no matter what anyone else says.

Friends, never lose hope, even when your first hopes have been dashed. Hope, and hope again. Strengthen your heart and dare to believe.

While it’s generous to write a check to a charitable organization, we give to those in need in a different way when we volunteer our time and energy.

The Jewish sages taught that a healthy body and soul are critical for serving God and giving to others.

We can certainly enjoy these helpful tools, but we must never forget that God is our ultimate GPS—Guide, Protector, and Saviour.

When we dedicate our lives to paying attention to all these small things for God, watch how He takes care of all of the big things for us!

On Sukkot, we not only thank God for our many blessings, but also realign our perspective so that we realize just how abundantly blessed we really are.

The message of the sukkah is that while we may be vulnerable, we are also protected by God. It is God’s job to watch over us and it is our job to trust Him.

We are only passing through. And when we grasp that life is merely a short and temporary experience leading to eternity, we make better decisions and live more meaningful lives.