Daily Devotionals

Even as we enjoy the abundance that God has given us in our own lives, we must never forget that we depend upon Him and have nothing without Him.

Let’s remember that faith means recognizing that we need God, even when we think we have things under control on our own.

Even as we can’t understand why suffering happens, we can still find meaning in our suffering by how we and others respond

While we make our plans based on what we can see and understand, let’s never forget that with God all things are possible.

The Jewish holiday of Pesach or Passover, which begins this year at sundown on March 29,

In the past two studies, we have reviewed how God responded to the cries of His people by sending d

Even prior to appearing before Pharaoh, Moses and Aaron already were well aware of how difficult th

The story of the Exodus has its roots in Genesis. Four hundred years earlier, Jacob and his sons had settled in the land of Goshen because of the famine in Canaan. There they prospered, thanks in large part to Joseph (Genesis 46:2847:27). Eventually, Joseph died, as did the Pharaoh whom he served.

We all have the same choice in our own lives — to either spend our time cutting others down or building ourselves and others up.

We are taught that God judges us as we judge others.

We strive, and at times fight, for the day that there will peace, justice, and harmony.

In our fast-paced society, where it’s easy to lose oneself in the hustle and bustle of it all.