Being part of a group is great, but it can also drag us down if there is some negative behavior in the group and we
Can one person really make a difference? In our Torah portion this week, we can see that one good person, Noah, made the difference between
What makes a good friend? Is it someone who goes along with whatever we say or do, whether it’s right or wrong? In this week’s
Sukkot is a fun holiday when we all “camp out” for a week, leaving our homes and moving into small, beautifully decorated outdoor sukkah. However,
How often do we wish we had a second chance to choose differently and undo any harmful mistakes we might have made in the past?
It can be very painful to feel like somehow we’ve lost out and someone else has gotten what is rightfully ours. But we don’t have
When people mess up and then apologize, how should we react? In this week’s Torah portion (30:2-3) we learn that God forgives those who strayed
We all know that it’s wrong to stick out our foot and purposely trip someone as he’s walking, especially if the person can’t see where
We all know how important it is to care about others. God wants us to be kind and caring, and He has filled the Torah
A person should be sure he sees someone doing wrong before he points his finger. In this week’s portion (19:16) we learn that God wants
God wants us to enjoy life. This week’s Torah portion (12:20-25) tells us that it’s perfectly fine to desire and enjoy good food and more
Getting all arrogant and full of ourselves is never a good idea, especially when we didn’t do anything to deserve it! In this week’s Torah
