Daily Devotionals


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Where Is Your Focus?
God doesn’t ask us to sugarcoat the difficulties in life
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Learn from Our Mistakes
Both the righteous and the wicked fall down, but the wicked stay down while the righteous person gets up again.
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The Hidden Miracles of God
The truth is we are all the recipients of the hidden miracles of God.
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Beyond Our Ability to Know
We all will go through things in life that we simply can’t understand. But God does...
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Our Suffering Is Not in Vain
God does see our pain, and our suffering is not in vain.
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Limitless Time to Focus on God
In a sea of busyness, Shabbat was — and is — the anchor of my life.
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The True Value of Good Deeds
All the money in the world could not buy back even a moment of life!
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‘What Is Your Name?’
Ultimately, all we take with us when we leave this world is our name – we had better choose it wisely and earn it daily.
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A Lasting Legacy
Leaving behind material possessions in this world is not nearly as important as leaving behind a legacy of faith.
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Our Spiritual Compass
For the believer, righteousness and morality must be the guiding light for his or her life.
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A Day to Return
We are directed to work for six days and then stop working on the seventh, just as God created the world in six days and then stopped creating on the seventh.
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Embracing Our New Beginnings
The key is to gracefully let go of what has ended and gratefully embrace what is just starting.