Don’t Blame Others
It is tempting to blame others when we make a mistake. This is especially true if they had encouraged us to do wrong in the
It is tempting to blame others when we make a mistake. This is especially true if they had encouraged us to do wrong in the
Sometimes life asks us to adjust to things, changing from what we’re used to. In this week’s Torah portion, Moses, the only leader the people
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
When things get tough, there is always one place we can turn for whatever help and support we need—that place is God. In this week’s
This coming week we commemorate “Tisha B’Av,” the day set aside for mourning the tragic destruction of the ancient Holy Temple in Jerusalem, Judaism’s holiest
It’s exciting to be on a journey. We get to see new places and meet interesting people. And every step of the way we know
What makes somebody a leader? Is it just the person with the biggest muscles or the loudest voice? Do we even need leaders at all?
Nobody likes to make mistakes. Sometimes we wish we were perfect, or feel that we should be. But the truth is that even the greatest
In this week’s Torah portion, Korach the Levite, leads a wrongful rebellion against Moses and Aaron. Most of the people who joined up with Korach
Healthy self-confidence can make a big difference in our lives. In this week’s Torah portion, (Num. 13:31) a lack of self-confidence prevented the people from
When something’s important to us, we shouldn’t give up easily. This week’s Torah portion (Numbers 9:6-14) tells of how some people who wanted a second
Certain things we just know aren’t good for us, but we’re tempted to do them anyhow. Is there any way to keep ourselves in control?