Daily Devotionals

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.

Sometimes it is good to get involved with our own two hands—not because we have to, but because we want to.

When God’s children go through difficulties, God, our loving Father, comes with us, too. His loving presence is constant.

It’s time to love each other unconditionally and bring an end to all suffering in the world.

Need to resolve never to abandon God’s children—our brothers and sisters—in need. Like Judah, we dare not bring misery to our Father because we neglected.

Instead we have to trust God. Then, He can save us from even the most impossible situations.

God’s Word is our lifeline. It is our “tree of life” that sweetens our life. It enables us to deal with life’s challenges gracefully.

We don’t see the whole picture, but if we could, we would be able to understand God’s mysterious ways.

Just knowing that God’s salvation is always possible and can come at any moment gives my friend—and all of us—the strength to keep on going until it does.

Those who think big and seek solutions can make a difference and create a better world for us all.

God isn’t interested in what’s going on the outside as much as He is concerned with what’s happening on the inside of us.

Based on that understanding, the Jewish sages explained that this verse also teaches us that we must serve God on every path we find ourselves as we journey through life.