Shabbat

When adult children argue, your role matters. Learn how to avoid taking sides and support healthy resolution.

A rich, slow-cooked beef recipe with caramelized onions, bay leaves, and warm spices

Learn how rain forms, where it goes, and the deeper meaning behind one of nature’s most essential gifts.

A practical guide for grandparents on handling conflicts between married children while maintaining peace and boundaries.

How to replace reactive discipline with calm, respectful guidance that builds character, strengthens connection, and creates lasting growth in children

How one family faced their child’s illness with courage, discovered the power of joy, and found faith, strength, and healing in the darkest moments

Struggling to balance Shabbat and friendships? Practical tips to help you maintain your social circle without compromising your values.

How a timeless response to a student reveals the secret to inner peace, purpose, and the enduring strength of Jewish life

If we assume our kids don’t care, we set ourselves up for frustration and pain. There’s a better way to host and stay sane.

Shabbat might just be the reset your mind, your relationships, and your soul have been craving

What can couples do when waiting for children? Discover Rabbi Kanievsky’s timeless advice on prayer, belief, and spiritual growth

Why Jews accompany Shabbat with a fourth meal, and the blessings associated with it

How adding time to Shabbat brings success, children, livelihood, and spiritual protection

The halachic reason for Eruv Tavshilin and how to properly prepare it before the festival begins

Relaxation reduces stress, strengthens the immune system, and helps the mind think more clearly and creatively

Gardens, planters, and water drainage can raise surprising halachic questions. Here is what you need to know about plants on Shabbat.

Lessons in reverence, preparation, spiritual sensitivity, and deep love for Shabbat

A jealous whisper nearly destroyed a young couple’s future until Rav Shach took extraordinary steps to restore the truth.

Jewish tradition explains why rain is considered a divine blessing and when rainfall becomes harmful according to the Torah and Talmud

From Shabbat laws to tefillin and kosher slaughter, the Written Torah itself reveals the need for an Oral tradition