Daily Devotionals

Each year when we read the story of her death and burial, tens of thousands of her children worship, sing, and dance, honouring the first Matriarch of Israel and celebrating the life of Sarah.

And the truth is that it is true for us all—we are to make beautiful lives with what we have been given.

Yes, God is in full control of our lives, but at the same time He gave us freedom of choice.

It is an undeniable fact of life that the triumph of good over evil sometimes requires good people to make the ultimate sacrifice.

When our faith in God is strong, it allows us to see possibilities that we didn’t know were there, making room for hope.

When we pray and don’t receive the answer we hope for, it can be difficult. Many people have a crisis of faith when God’s answer is no.

All too often people just use words as a substitute for actually doing what they need to do. In truth, actions should speak louder than words.

How did a group of untrained Torah scholars defeat the mightiest army in the world? The Maccabees had a secret weapon: prayer.

The power of a positive attitude, Ru’ach ish, can help sustain life even in the most difficult circumstances.

Even though they lived hundreds or thousands of years ago, we are still inspired by the “stars” of the past, whose lights are still shining so many generations later.

. On the other hand, the dust of the earth is also the soil in which things grow; it is the most necessary source of life.

When God told Abraham heyeh beracha—“you shall be a blessing”—He wasn’t telling him that he will bless other others. God’s mission for Abram was that he must become a blessing.