For the first year and change, G-d dictated every move and answered every question for the Jewish people. At one point, G-d said, ” Enough. You are mature enough to figure it out yourself.” It was a bold and risky move, but it was worth it.
For the first year and change, G-d dictated every move and answered every question for the Jewish people. At one point, G-d said, ” Enough. You are mature enough to figure it out yourself.” It was a bold and risky move, but it was worth it.
When we teach content, we convey information. When we teach character and moral integrity
Moses was chosen for his empathy. He learned empathy from his parents. We mold our children into what we model for them. It is our sacred duty to model empathy.
I was walking with a friend, one Shabbat, and as we reached the crosswalk, he bent to push the button
The Torah portion we read this week is Pekudei, which means accounting. In it, Moses accounts for every donation collected
Some siblings are dependable. They show up to every family affair and are always in touch. They are the first
This week, we read about the birth of Jacob’s children. Twelve of his thirteen children were born in this week’s
A story about the path to victory has recently circulated on social media: A mother asked her son, a soldier
Vayechi: A Father’s Happiness If you needed a thousand dollars to pay your bills, would you get down on your
