Start With What’s in Your Hands: How to Defeat the Yetzer Hara
The yetzer hara works through tiny, almost unnoticed steps. Parashat Ki Tetzei reveals why the best way to fight back may be to use the very same strategy.
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Building a Jewish Home: The Lifelong Journey Toward Peace
Parashat Ki Teitzei reveals a powerful lesson about marriage, new beginnings, and the spiritual “guardrails” that help couples navigate challenges and build a home filled with Torah, stability, and la...
A Failed Minyan and an Unexpected Fine: 2 Lessons From Shoftim
Two surprising encounters offer important lessons from Parashat Shoftim about overcoming division, giving charity, and changing the world through our own actions.
Ahead of Rosh Hashanah: The Secret to a Favorable Judgment
Want to be judged favorably in Heaven? Parashat Shoftim reveals why finding merit in others can open the gates of kindness and compassion for us, too.
Think You Were Born in the Wrong Generation? The Torah Says Otherwise
If only we had lived in the generation of the great sages, would we really be more spiritual? The Torah offers a powerful answer in Parashat Shoftim.
“If You Do This, You’ll Get a Prize”: Are Rewards Really Teaching Your Child?
Rewards can motivate children, but do they teach lasting values? Parashat Re’eh offers an important lesson for parents.
The President Who Cried Locked and Loaded
As rumors of renewed war with Iran come and go, Parashat Re’eh reminds us to focus on what remains within our control
Always at the Summit: The Unique Destiny of the Jewish People
The covenant at Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal contains a profound message about the Jewish people. Discover what Parashat Re'eh and Isaiah reveal about Israel’s unique destiny.
Giving With Dignity: The Torah’s Powerful Lesson About Tzedakah
A powerful lesson from Parashat Re'eh reveals how true tzedakah means not only helping those in need, but finding a way to give while protecting their dignity.
Torah, Prayer, and the Secret of Serving God
Parashat Eikev reveals that the ultimate goal of learning Torah is not merely to gain wisdom, but to develop a living bond with God through heartfelt intention
