Vayigash: Impact of Our Forefathers
The fact that the strongest society on earth humbles itself before our forefathers lets us know what Messianic times will be like...
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Sacred Speech in a Noisy World
In our era where words travel at the speed of light, guarding the sanctity of speech is more relevant than ever. Speech is a great tool to unite and elevate us all!
The Game of Life
In Hashem’s game of life, everybody can be a winner by serving Hashem according to his abilities and by following the mitzvot.
The Unbroken Chain
Few nations can claim to exist three thousand years ago. Only one nation does the same mitzvot in the same way by learning the same laws that they received on their first day of existence. Our mitzvot are a living testament to the eternal bond Hashem created with us.
The Spiritual Journey of Jewish Law
Following Hashem’s laws makes you more spiritually sensitive. Start with small, easy laws that you’re probably already doing, and then slowly take on another and another. This is the spiritual journey of Jewish Law – you can scale mountains!
The Deadly Delusion
We live in a world of dense concealment. How can we roll back the concealment to see the G-dliness in every object and person?
We Win and Then We Lose
We gather all the facts, weigh them against known risks, and then make our move. The move might be 100% correct, but still be wrong. What - how can that be?!
Replacing USA with G-D
Is Israel's future really bound up with American politics and diplomacy? Let's review how Avraham Avinu dealt with conflicts between Hashem's commands and outside cultures.
The Key to Selling
There will always be material motives behind some of what we do. How can we reach a point where the motive to serve Hashem is more exciting than the material motive?
Beshalach: The Power of Silence
Moses commands the Jewish People to be silent, for that way, Hashem will fight their battles for them. Does that principle still apply?
The ROI of God
What is the return on investment (ROI) of a Torah life? The return is strength through purpose in this life, and wealth beyond all measure in the Next Life.
We all Love a Happy Ending
Everyone loves a story with a happy ending, since in our own lives, we feel that we’re stuck in the middle...