
Signposts on the Road to Repentance
If you are ill, you can be healed, but only if you visit the doctor. We can heal sin through repentance, but only if we stay in contact with G-d.

If you are ill, you can be healed, but only if you visit the doctor. We can heal sin through repentance, but only if we stay in contact with G-d.

If you are ill, you can be healed, but only if you visit the doctor. We can heal sin through repentance, but only if we stay in contact with G-d.

Simchat Torah is usually understood as us rejoicing with the Torah. As we read the last passage of the Torah

Enjoy Sukkot; you earned it. You probably think you know what I mean. After the heavy lifting of Rosh Hashanah

Get your head in the game is a common refrain among athletes. Distraction is the last thing athletes can afford.

The Jewish core is meant to emerge on Rosh Hashanah when we sound the shofar. It is not just a

We are at the end of a hakhel year. The seventh year of the cycle is shemitah—the sabbatical, when the

Life is a tale of two desires. Sometimes, I think I know what I want, and I think that if

This week, our Torah portion outlines the laws that govern a Jewish court. Jewish trials are not tried by a

Are we G-d’s children or G-d’s chosen? On the face of it, one be both, but when you think about

Simchat Torah is usually understood as us rejoicing with the Torah. As we read the last passage of the Torah

Enjoy Sukkot; you earned it. You probably think you know what I mean. After the heavy lifting of Rosh Hashanah

Get your head in the game is a common refrain among athletes. Distraction is the last thing athletes can afford.

The Jewish core is meant to emerge on Rosh Hashanah when we sound the shofar. It is not just a

We are at the end of a hakhel year. The seventh year of the cycle is shemitah—the sabbatical, when the

Life is a tale of two desires. Sometimes, I think I know what I want, and I think that if

This week, our Torah portion outlines the laws that govern a Jewish court. Jewish trials are not tried by a

Are we G-d’s children or G-d’s chosen? On the face of it, one be both, but when you think about







