The Hardest Test
Did you ever feel that your fervent prayers were not accepted? You put all your hopes in this prayer and turned to Hashem with unbridled faith that He wants to save you, and then...nothing! A MUST READ!
Rabbi Shalom Arush
Did you ever feel that your fervent prayers were not accepted? You put all your hopes in this prayer and turned to Hashem with unbridled faith that He wants to save you, and then...nothing! A MUST READ!
How often have we gotten hyped up about making changes in our lives, only to end up with nothing? Can we empower ourselves to return to Hashem? Yes – with emuna in ourselves and in our prayers to Hashem!
You expect to serve Hashem in the way that you understand, and under conditions that seem perfect to you. But Hashem wants you to serve Him in the way that He wants. That is perfect service of Hashem!
There are so many sublime ways and teachings of tremendous tzaddikim - how do we know which to use in any particular situation? Rebbe Natan gives us a tip for life!
The world offers the faithful Jew a false morality, a tempting world of wisdom, enormous salaries, and attractive culture pastimes. What can we do to inoculate our children against them?
When you think of the Geula (final redemption), do you think of a mighty hero who comes to make radical, sudden changes in the world? Our Sages give us a surprisingly different picture...
With the illumination of Chanuka lights, parental presence, the joy of dreidel games and the aroma of fried potato pancakes or donuts, a child feels secure...
Darkness can shut out light for a person only when his emuna is weak and has been extinguished. The only solution is to light the light of Torah and emuna, to kindle the light that Hashem always loves us in any situation.
Any connection with a tzaddik is a great thing. What is the real goal of meeting with a tzaddik or visiting his grave?
Missed Rabbi Arush's Toronto Chanukah shiur (lesson) and Q&A? No problem - listen in here. Videos from the Emuna Tour 2022 are also included. Enjoy!
Do you have debts? Problems? Troubles? Difficulties? Health issues? Are you alone? Does anything seem to be lacking? Your basic approach must be Yisrael's response: “I have all.”
Are you looking for a soulmate for yourself or a child? Read Rabbi Arush's sound advice for a successful match!