Rabbeinu says that the main weapon of a Jew is prayer. Our problem is that we don’t know the tremendous power that we have in our mouths! There is nothing that cannot be achieved with prayer. Rabbi Arush explains why this is particularly important now before Purim.
Purim is around the corner. Rabbi Arush gives us encouragement and instructions on how to prepare for this holiday when all prayers can be answered. Don’t let Purim go to waste!
Why was I put through that traumatic experience? What's my purpose in life? What's going to be with me? Rabbi Arush shows how all of these deep questions are really one question with a single answer...
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!
No one falls so low in one day. The child goes through a process. Initially, the child seems fine, causing the parents to ignore small signs ... until everything blows up in their face. The Jewish people too, have ignored early warning signs with disastrous results.
Congratulations! You’ve just won the jackpot!! Read on to see how to cash in your valuable prize...
Not every day is Purim! Not every day are we given an opportunity to simply ASK for Hashem’s blessings and our requests are granted. Purim is a day when not only are all our deficiencies upended, but we receive an abundance! Don’t waste Purim- ASK!
The world is full of Hamans, but there is one thing that can save us, just like it did in the Purim story...
The great power of the Jewish people is their ironclad emuna that cannot be influenced by any sorrow or suffering. The best gauge of a one’s emuna is his prayer. With strong emuna, one's prayer can bring miracles.
We see a modern-day Haman, Achashverosh, and Mordecai. But where is a Queen Esther to prompt us to make teshuva and return to Hashem?
We see a modern-day Haman, Achashverosh, and Mordecai. But where is a Queen Esther to prompt us to make teshuva and return to Hashem?
For forty-eight hours all doors are open for anything you ask for! Rabbi Arush tells us how to prepare so we can take maximum advantage of this time.