Daily Devotionals

God is our eternal guide, and we must be willing to follow Him in obedience come what may.

The Bible is telling us that wisdom is the way to slow down our anger, to calm us at those moments when we feel anger inside.

A parent’s job is to teach our children. This is how we show our love for them.

All of our prayers are heard by God, when we feel close and when we feel far away.

So why do we bless girls with the names of the Matriarchs? And why did Jacob say that all Israel would forever bless their children invoking the names of Ephraim and Manasseh.

Jacob realized that even during his most difficult moments, God was guiding him, and delivering him from all harm.

According to the Jewish sages, this anomaly teaches us that our faith in God cannot live in the past. Rather, our trust in God must be propelled toward the future.

Joseph’s grave became a point of clarity for the Israelites. It kept them focused on the future and on their ultimate goal of returning to their home.

The righteous live on through a legacy of good deeds and through the people that they positively affected during their lifetimes.

Prayer is a powerful force, and we are wise to make use of it.

When we come together as millions of small lights, we have the power to illuminate the whole world.

This is why we bless our sons to be like Ephraim and Manasseh. Because, as important as it is to be righteous and holy like the patriarchs, it is critical to live in harmony with our brethren.