Daily Devotionals – International Fellowship of Christians and Jews

Just as a crucible purifies silver, the suffering in Egypt served to purify the children of Israel. The post The Iron Crucible appeared first on International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

We can cry to God with our hearts and awaken His great power in our lives. The post The Silent Scream appeared first on International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

There is no service too low or task too menial for a servant of God. The post Humble Servant of the Lord appeared first on International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

We often are faced with this challenge in our choices— we can choose to do what is easiest and most expedient for us, or we can choose to do what is right and follow God. The post The Mark of a Hero appeared first on International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

The little things we do for others may seem small to us — but they are huge in God’s eyes. The post Choosing Moses appeared first on International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

No matter how hurt we might be, when someone is truly remorseful, we must find it in our hearts to let go of the past and forgive. The post First to Forgive appeared first on International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

Even when we are hurt and even when we are limping, we need to put one foot in front of the other and continue to walk in faith with our Father. The post Your Name Will Be Israel appeared first on International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

Abraham's bedrock of faith in the one true God is the very foundation upon which Jews and Christians alike have built our faith traditions. The post Father Abraham appeared first on International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

God is able to protect and defend us and will be our guide to the end of our lives. The post City of the Great King appeared first on International Fellowship of Christians and Jews.

Make a resolution for the new year to take one step this year to bless Israel and God's people. Rabbi Eckstein explains how. Comment on this show »   |   Listen to this show »

On today's program, Rabbi Eckstein shares a special place most tourists to Israel can't visit. Comment on this show »   |   Listen to this show »

Ami Farkas from the 4Zion community shares a daily experience unique to living in the Holy Land. Comment on this show »   |   Listen to this show »

Today's Torah reading introduces the book of Exodus, beginning with the importance of recognizing individual names. Comment on this show »   |   Listen to this show »

Rabbi Eckstein begins a new teaching series on the difficult and complex topic of anti-Semitism. Comment on this show »   |   Listen to this show »

A blessed Christmas to all our Christian listeners from Rabbi Eckstein and everyone at The Fellowship. Comment on this show »   |   Listen to this show »