Daily Devotionals

He teaches us that we don’t have to be perfect to be great—we just need to learn from our mistakes and keep trying.

If we focus on what we lack, we won’t notice how blessed we are. Instead, we need to look for the good in our lives, to recognize our blessings, and to express our gratitude for them.

We all will go through things in life that we simply can’t understand. But God does, and that’s all that matters.

We are on a journey until the day we arrive home, and we must learn to change our perspective from human to spiritual.

In other words, the verse is saying that God loves those who not only pursue righteousness themselves, but who also take it a step further. They encourage others to pursue righteousness as well.

It makes perfect sense that the actions of one has the power to impact others, and therefore, the world. Judaism says that spiritually speaking, this principle holds true as well.

It makes perfect sense that the actions of one has the power to impact others, and therefore, the world. Judaism says that spiritually speaking, this principle holds true as well.

We have to treasure our God-given role and know it is so important to Him; therefore, we shouldn’t be jealous of someone else’s job in the world.

And, as is so often the case for everyone, the most important jobs are the ones that people don’t see.

Love and cherish every single child. It is what matters most to us—and to God.

God, our loving Father in heaven, watches over us, every minute of every day. Every moment is a “God moment.”

His prayer teaches us that there is one time when we should use the word “but”—when we say, “There is nothing but God.”