Daily Devotionals

By lighting the fire, the priests were demonstrating that while they fully relied upon God, they didn’t take His miracles for granted.

David understood that God was working miracles every morning in his life every time he woke up. If God could perform a miracle on that level daily, David had no doubt that God could—and would—deliver him with more miracles throughout the day.

We may not enjoy them as much, but that doesn’t mean they are any less miraculous. And like Job says, when we pass our tests, we don’t just win the gold; we become gold.

We should never give up hope. No matter how bleak things seem, we can always change our ways and pray to God, and in doing so, we may be able to change our fate.

Let’s remember that anything can change for us in just one instant. God is already at work behind the scenes.

These scenarios teach us about the power of sincere prayer; they truly believed that God ran the world and their prayers mattered.

When Solomon dedicated the Temple, he laid the foundations for our sacred sanctuaries that connect us to the Master of the Universe and each other.

Every human being is created in the image of God. Even our greatest enemy has the potential to become our partner in bringing light to the world.

These stories teach us that even when something is promised to us, we still have to pray for God’s promises.

David was clearly not poor, but like Moses, he turned to God from a place of humility, begging God to hear his prayer out of grace.

Many people have often wondered why God picked Moses to be His chosen leader. However, when we look at the Bible, the truth is that in a way Moses chose God.

While our service takes on different forms today, we can still look at their “morning routine” as a paradigm for how we should begin every day serving God.