Being Grateful
There’s nobody in the world who doesn’t have a lot to feel thankful about. Our families, our friends, our health, even just being alive, are
There’s nobody in the world who doesn’t have a lot to feel thankful about. Our families, our friends, our health, even just being alive, are
A big lesson of Purim is that sometimes things that seem bad are really God’s hidden ways of giving us something good. In the Megillah,
Don’t just tell people when they’ve done something wrong; tell them when they’ve done something right! In this week’s Torah portion (Ex. 39:43), Moses takes
Every one of us is a teacher. In this week’s Torah portion (Ex. 35:34), God gives Betzalel the ability and mission to teach others his
Forgiving is one of the most special things we can do. It is also one of the most difficult. In this week’s portion we learn
This week’s Torah portion teaches us about the Kohanim, the special Jewish priests. They had the important job of conducting services in the Tabernacle and
Our food is not just something to eat, it is something to respect. In this week’s Torah portion we learn about the altar on which
We want to be nice to everyone. We try to help people when we can and not hurt their feelings. But for certain special people,
In this week’s Torah Portion, Moses shows us one of the things that made him great. When his father-in-law, Jethro, criticizes him over something and
Every situation contains within it a possibility of success—and a possibility of failure. When the Jewish people were in the desert, fleeing from the pursuing
By Nesanel Yoel Safran It took a lot of courage for the Jewish slaves in Egypt to do things that publicly showed that the false
Everyone enjoys a good laugh—but not every laugh is necessarily good. While humor can be used in a positive way to make people feel good,