Parshat Ki Tavo alludes to the fact that every day we have a choice to make. The third Torah portion says, on this day, we

As the month of Elul begins, we start using this month as a time of retrospect to think of how we have changed and what

When we read Parshat Shoftim, we should remember that hope is a necessity in life. In life, some things may take longer than expected, but

Parshat Re’eh begins with being told that Hashem has given us both a blessing and a curse. How could this thing that Hashem has given

This week’s parsha, Eikev, means to follow and in the first verse, it says when we follow Hashem and His Torah, then Hashem will show

In parshat Vaetchanan, Moshe reiterates events of the past and gives rebuke to Bnei Yisrael. While giving this final speech before he dies, he told

In parshat Devarim, Moshe Rabbeinu (our rabbi) states, “Our God, your God and the God of the forefathers.” There is only one God, so why

Parshat Matot teaches us about the value of parents and friends. The parsha starts with Moshe speaking to the head of the tribes about a

Sometimes, we can be so focused on ourselves that we don’t always think about those around us. However, parshat Pinchas is all about acting for

In Parshat Shelach, 12 spies were sent to check out the land of Israel. Ten of the spies came back and worried the nation that

 This week’s parsha is called, “Beha’alotcha.” This word is used when Hashem tells Moshe to tell Aaron how the candles should be positioned, so the

In parshat Naso, we can learn the power of taking a step back. While it may seem strange, to move forward and accomplish goals, we