Faith

Why do we face difficulties even when we're doing exactly what Hashem wants? Through Abraham's journey in Parshat Lech Lecha, discover why unexpected challenges don't mean we've taken the wrong path....

What can Parshat Beshalach teach us about memory, faith, and the power of simply being there? Through a moving tribute to his mother and her experience with memory loss, discover why true emunah is no...

What can Jacob's dream of a ladder connecting heaven and earth teach us about faith during difficult times? Explore the deeper meaning of Parshat Vayeitzei and discover how exile, uncertainty, and str...

Rabbi YY Jacobson answers young people's heartfelt questions about faith, Judaism, unanswered prayers, suffering, authenticity, and finding meaning in religious life. Discover why questioning your fai...

If everything has a cause, who created Hashem? Drawing on the Rambam's teachings, explore why God does not require a creator, how eternal truths differ from physical existence, and why faith and reaso...

A reflection for Tisha B’Av on the difference between tears of despair and tears of faith. True tears, filled with longing, faith, and hope for redemption, can still rise before Hashem and express our...

How much does jealousy influence our lives without us even realizing it? Through the Midrash of the sun and moon, powerful Torah teachings, and real-life stories, discover how envy affects our choices...

A prominent Kabbalist shares a remarkable dream involving his father, the Baba Sali, and a message about the approaching redemption. Explore the connection between Gog and Magog, biblical prophecies,...

Raised with a strong Jewish identity, Shoshana rediscovered her faith through Chabad, only to learn that she wasn't Jewish according to Jewish law. Discover her emotional journey through Orthodox conv...

Why does the Torah begin with the creation of the world without stating that Hashem revealed it to Moshe? Discover fascinating insights into faith, the hidden connection between Creation and the split...