When calculating the costs for honoring the Sabbat, the conventional rules of math and budgeting do not apply. Our Sages promise that every dollar spent on Shabbat is completely reimbursed by Heaven, ensuring that no one ever loses by investing in the King’s table.
Shabbat 250 (May 15-16) The Sabbath has sustained the Jewish people through all their exiles. Where entire empires have vanished, the Sabbath has remained alive. It has protected Jewish identity, preserved homes, and given the people of Israel spiritual respite amidst the trials of history.
Your soul’s deepest longing is to stop, return, and cling to its Creator. The Kalever Rebbe describes how keeping Shabbat properly acts as a weekly reunion, allowing you to reconnect with your Creator, your family, and your true self.
Rabbi Arush is calling for a global movement: Let us all keep the next two Shabbats in unity. He sends a powerful blessing for the arrival of Mashiach to all who take on this beautiful mitzvah.
Parents, take time during your Shabbat meals to tells stories of the tzaddikim - how they were able to overcome obstacles under demanding circumstances. These stories, the Kalever Rebbe tells us, will strengthen everyone's emuna and closeness to Hashem.
How did the Ridvaz merit a long life? Rabbi Arush explains how we can use that segulah to merit our own salvations...
During the time of the Chaffetz Chaim zt"l, there lived a man of immense wealth whose suffering was as vast as his fortune. What one piece of advice did the Chaffetz Chaim give to solve all his suffering?
Celebrating Shabbat with the right kind of joy brings This special day calls for special happiness! Let’s bring that joy into the rest of our week.
We do not need to look for loopholes to circumvent the laws of Shabbat to earn money, even to use that money for a mitzvah. Hashem despises any mitzvah that is performed at the cost of desecrating Shabbat.
A seed turns into a stalk of wheat, a wheat kernel into flour, and finally the flour into Shabbat challah - a journey that reflects partnership with the Divine, celebration of creation, and eternal gratitude to Hashem!
Want to build strong merits for your fellow Jews but long fasts and rolling in the snow isn't practical? Rabbi Arush gives a surprisingly simple (and pleasant) way to help our brethren.
A Jew who observes Shabbat declares that Hashem alone defines and controls nature. Shabbat itself instills this emuna in the Jew's heart. With that emuna, the Jew merits a level of protection that is beyond logic and reason.
How is it that some people can go almost non-stop and not tire? What is the secret to getting enough of the right type of rest? Hashem has the answer!
The laws that prevent men and women from fraternizing together are very serious and cannot be ignored for the sake of a mitzvah.
Get ready for Shabbat - The King of Kings is one of your guests! The Kalever Rebbe explains how important joy and singing Shabbat songs are in sweetening judgments.
Shabbat has so many laws and details - who does not stumble from time to time? Is there any way to prevent a slipup? The Kalever Rebbe gives sure advice...
Want to tap into the source of all the blessings and goodness in this world and the next? The source is directly related to the quality of your Shabbat observance.
A Jew has to “breathe” the weekly parashot. He must live the parasha, study it, and search for hints in his own life and reality.