Daily Devotionals

When we stop working on Shabbat—specifically, mileklet machashevet, “creative work”—it is our weekly reminder that God is the true Creator of all things and Master over the world.

Next time you find yourself in a conflict, remember to focus on a new direction, not on destruction.

The one who embraces a simple life feels whole and complete. Such a person “walks securely,” without the worries and stress of an overly complicated life.

But the truth is that our greatest treasures -- everything we need for fulfillment in our lives -- is already within us.

Patience is an important virtue in our spiritual journey. As my father taught me, there are two kinds of time in our world—"My time” and “Divine time.”

We are each a unique masterpiece, created by the ultimate Creator Himself.

When an Israelite appeared before Moses to be counted, the message he received is: “You matter! You count!”

So when the clouds of fear threaten to envelop you with despair, remember that these dark times can also bring about great faith and even greater salvation when we trust in God.

, “The wise in heart take good deeds…” While the Israelites were focused on taking possessions, Moses, who was especially wise in heart, acquired good deeds instead.

Life is so beautiful when we focus on what we have been given by God and what we have to give to His purposes.

Whenever we have an important decision to make, yes, we must surely turn to the seat of wisdom for guidance.

True humility is being able to joyfully move aside so that others can have their moment.