Daily Devotionals

Leaving behind material possessions in this world is not nearly as important as leaving behind a legacy of faith.

For the believer, righteousness and morality must be the guiding light for his or her life.

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.

The key is to gracefully let go of what has ended and gratefully embrace what is just starting.

The truth is that we, too, can draw God’s favor toward when we appreciate our blessings, whether they are a little or a lot.

It’s not just a privilege to enjoy God’s gifts to humankind, but also a sacred responsibility and obligation in serving Him.

We can be the first to speak and the first to say, “I’m sorry.” We can place someone else’s feelings above our own pride.

A slave who chose to remain a slave rejected God’s gift of freedom. His ears heard God’s words, but he chose to ignore them.

Sometimes when we are feeling hopeless, stressed, or afraid, we lack the vision to see how we can help ourselves.

We are better off listening to God’s Word instead of our own impulsive feelings. True freedom comes in our obedience to God.

When we say God is our Rock, what we mean is that God’s truth is eternal, unbreakable, and unchanging. He is the foundation of all that we believe in.

The Torah is not merely knowledge or spiritual transcendence; it is about incorporating biblical principles into your life.