Daily Devotionals

Each of us is an indispensable piece of His puzzle, and we must do our part to contribute to the perfection of His world.

This is what it means to live according to our days—we make every day count with acts that truly matter.

The Torah goes with us wherever we go. That is the secret of Jewish survival.

In a life of Notfaith, we may be called upon to stand firm in the face of challenges to our values. That is when we must stand firm and unyielding like bronze

But when we elevate the material gifts that God has given us, when we offer them to Him for His holy purposes, they become a terumah, wealth that is eternal.

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!”