Devotion Can’t Be Selfish
Judaism calls upon us to make our lives an altar for serving G-d—not a platform for self-perfection. Our relationship
Judaism calls upon us to make our lives an altar for serving G-d—not a platform for self-perfection. Our relationship
Passover is behind us. The question is: what lies ahead? Yes,
This week’s Torah portion speaks of the mysterious lesions that appeared on the skin of those who trafficked in gossip.
Just when you thought misery was bad, the Matzah teaches it can be a source of light.
What unique qualities did Moses have that convinced a nation of oppressed slaves that he was their redeemer?
It is easy to find holiness in the miraculous and extraordinary. The Passover challenge is to find holiness in the ordinary, everyday moments.
The only way to build a home for G-d is to make space in our hearts for G-d. This means marinating in Divine thoughts..
We often think life is unfair. It helps to look back on our lives and at history. We usually discover that G-d pays His debts. In the end, everything is fair.