Let's stop focusing on all the craziness and instead look at the endless salvations and good that happen to each of us and to the Jewish People. There is much that is good! The final redemption depends on our learning to sing and give thanks!
Today, we see that elite American universities that create the next leaders in society have become centers of hate. Yet, we send our children there for “higher education”, thinking that their Torah education will protect them from adverse influence. But is that what happens?
Shlissel Challah, or Key Challah, is customarily made the Shabbat after Pesach. It is said to be a segula for livelihood and parnasa (income).
As my trust in Hashem grew, He showed me evidence that He hears and listens to me. Even a bird perched on a treetop can be Hashem’s messenger in these conversations!
Two groups of students of emuna both encounter the same test. One group of students sail through the test with no distress at all while the second group suffers intensely. What makes the difference? Rabbi Arush gives us critical advice to weather our current crises.
Having financial problems? Suffering from a tight budget? The Kalever Rebbe offers a possible cause and solution.
Israel is not fighting with only tanks and social media. We are in a deep spiritual battle that shapes the fate of nations.
The Haggadah states, "In every generation a person is obligated to see himself..." - to focus and to understand what is best for us rather than follow the majority. We need to be like our ancestors who did not allow the majority to impact or influence them.
WOW, what miracles the Jewish people saw that night! Not just intercepting missiles but also getting cooperation from Arab countries. Hashem showed us outright miracles – that is how the Jewish nation continues to live. Am Yisrael Chai!
This Pesach is most significant because of the turmoil and suffering that Jews everywhere are experiencing. The Seder can give us optimism in Hashem’s promise that He is redeeming us! We will experience a most amazing salvation!
Our goal on Leil HaSeder is that our children will become bigger believers, truly trusting in Hashem’s goodness, speaking with Hashem at every step, and always looking forward to the Geula and yeshua, in those days, at this time.
Our world uses technology to quietly minimize Hashem's involvement in life. How can we develop ways to nullify the impact of that thinking? We minimize ourselves!