A miracle is waiting to happen; it just needs your emuna to unlock it. The Yam Suf (Red Sea) didn't split on its own—it waited for one person to dive in first. Will you be the one to start the miracle?
True spiritual vitality flows from knowing that every mitzvah we do is cherished Above. But the internal 'Pharaoh' works to sap that vitality, whispering that our actions don't truly matter.
Commemorating the Exodus doesn’t have to mean hours spent at the stove. While Passover’s unique dietary rules present a challenge, these easy-to-make recipes from top chefs prove that keeping kosher for Pesach can be both simple and delicious.
The ultimate goal of the Seder is to reveal the world’s most hidden truth: Hashem’s profound love for us. By instilling this knowledge in ourselves and our children, we transform our emunah and ignite our prayers with new, fiery life. This unequivocal message of Divine Love is the true climax of the night.
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, this Seder, show your children that Hashem’s love isn't a reward for being perfect—it's an unbreakable bond that belongs to every Jew regardless of spiritual level. Teach them that we weren't redeemed because we had earned it, but because we are His children and He loves us unconditionally.
Outside, catastrophic things were happening throughout Egypt, but the Jews ate serenely. What sort of conversations were there at that first Seder? The Jews then had not yet left Egypt, so what did they talk about? Rabbi Arush gives amazing insight into serving Hashem!
Dear Jews, there is a tremendous light illuminating the world on Leil HaSeder and during the entire holiday. Open the window and allow this wonderful light to penetrate your souls and the souls of your children for the entire year and for your entire life.
We have to constantly understand why we are doing what we are doing. We always have to keep our ears open for Divine reminders and to serve Hashem every day with renewed vigor...
We naturally search for special opportunities – in spiritual matters as well as in material ones. Soon, a very rare window of opportunity will open, an auspicious time of a very different type, which every father and mother will certainly want to make use of!
Passover is significant for Bnei Noach as a reminder of the importance of freedom and the pursuit of God's commandments. The issue of redemption is significant for all people, regardless of the time and place in which they live!
Passover is coming soon, and expenses are mounting. Rabbi Arush tells us of an ATM that supplies money to whoever sticks his hand in the machine! If you're interested in this ATM, read on...
Were you happy on Purim? Don’t think it’s behind you. We are looking forward to more simcha and even more simcha, to good tidings and Geula and miracles for all Jews!
Shlissel Challah, or Key Challah, is customarily made the Shabbat after Pesach. It is said to be a segula for livelihood and parnasa (income).
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.
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.
During the Seder, we are commanded to feel that we were personally liberated from Egypt. This takes real effort over time - how can we feel liberated when we're in such chaotic times?