Faith

You don’t have to carry it all on your own. In this inspiring video, discover what it really means to turn to Hashem—your loving Father in Heaven—when life feels overwhelming. Learn how tefillah (pray...

Like Sarah in the Torah portion, in the Haftara, we read about the Shunamite woman who is promised a child at an old age. When tragedy strikes and her son suddenly dies, her faith and the prophet’s pr...

The nations of Ammon and Moav were eternally excluded from the Jewish people because of their lack of gratitude. Gratitude is the essence of Judaism, and the foundation of faith and relationships.

A Jew's faith is based on our experience of the divine at Mount Sinai, and the years that followed, passed down from one generation to the next. Tradition is the lifeblood of Judaism.

Hello, Honorable Rabbi, I have been in a relationship for two and a half years, and we have been living together for a year and a half. We are both returning to our faith; he has been strengthening hi...

Rabbi David Kaplan explains that childbirth, while physically challenging, is profoundly spiritual, representing continuity, partnership with God in creation, and the deep strength and faith of Jewish...

Don’t you avoid taking medicine without checking all its ingredients? So why, when it comes to faith, don’t you treat it the same way?

In National Revelation, Rabbi Avraham Willig explains that the giving of the Torah at Sinai was unique because it was a public revelation witnessed by the entire nation, providing the strongest founda...

Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz explains that the encounter between Yaakov and Eisav reflects the ongoing tension between spiritual values and material power, teaching us the need for wisdom, humility, and...

Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz explains that the willow, though lacking taste and fragrance, symbolizes the simple Jew whose strength lies in faith and belonging, reminding us that every individual has a v...