mitzvot

What can motivate us to use our time well? What will move us to do what we really want to do? Here are a few words to strengthen you, along with all the recommended videos and articles.

There's a strong allure in the belief that only the written Torah was divinely given. How can we be certain the Oral Torah also comes from Hashem? By examining the Torah itself, we can demonstrate that the written and oral traditions were delivered together.

A modern look at the power of kavanah: Rabbi Shmuel Baruch Ganot shows how a quick mindset shift—before Shabbat shopping or during Sefirat HaOmer—can double the impact.

She has opened her Jerusalem home to strangers for two decades. After one mysterious guest, a near tragedy ended in a miracle.

Reb Moshe Stern refused to take payment for a refrigerator repair just before Shabbat. Soon afterward, an unexpected chain of events transformed his small business.

A blessing for healing and the Lubavitcher Rebbe's profound insight into emotional attentiveness, marriage, and wellbeing

"I tried to explain, thinking it would be clear that this wasn't personal, but she was hurt,"

To feel truly clean this Pesach, shift the focus from dust to the "crumbs" of mitzvot—small wins, kind words, and everyday joy that add up to something big.

As matzah returns to our tables this Passover, one survivor’s story from Auschwitz reveals how a single mitzvah can illuminate a lifetime and beyond.

Every quiet mitzvah, act of kindness, and moment of Torah builds a path of faith, even without recognition