Daily Devotionals

If we want our children to never give up and never give in when it comes to their values and beliefs, we must teach them hope.

When we make room for God, we make Him part of our life, and we also gain the ability to share our beauty and potential with the world.

In Jewish tradition, when a loved one departs, each person takes a turn doing the hard, physical labour of shoveling the dirt onto the coffin as a final act of love and respect.

We can certainly enjoy these helpful tools, but we must never forget that God is our ultimate GPS—Guide, Protector, and Saviour.

The Jewish sages taught that a healthy body and soul are critical for serving God and giving to others. The sages understood this as a commandment to take care of ourselves.

God decided that the place where the two brothers met, Mount Moriah, would be the site of His future home because it was a place where love dwelled.

The word vayikra—“and He called”—teaches us that God’s unconditional love for us comes before anything else; all other business is secondary to the relationship.

Where others may have seen blocked paths and insurmountable obstacles, David knew that, with God’s love, he could overcome any challenge.

God wants us to turn to Him in prayer with our troubles and gratitude. All our Father in Heaven wants is for us to come closer to Him.

We need to empty ourselves of prideful thoughts and humble ourselves before God.

Whether it is siblings who have become estranged, children and parents who have fought, friends who have drifted, spouses who think they have hurt each other too deeply to make amends, perhaps there is room to keep trying. There is always hope for love.

While husband and wife are bound by a formal contract, this is not simply a business deal; it is a reciprocal bond based on love.