Chanukah is more than fried foods and presents. Chanukah is about the miracles that God did for us. The miracle is that those who ended
In Parshat Vayeshev we learn about the importance of yerida, going down. While that may seem strange because we say to make aliya, go up,
Take a moment and think, when you are in danger or trouble, what do you do? Do you call someone? Do you try to distance
This week’s parsha, Vayeitzei, is where we first encounter Yaakov’s future wives. His most beloved wife, Rachel, is the first wife we are told about.
Have you ever taken a moment to think, why is this week’s parsha called Chayei Sarah, the life of Sarah, when it speaks about her
Parshat Vayera teaches us that we can always choose to be good. Lot did not seem to be going in the path of his father
In Parshat Lech Lecha, Avram and Lot start by going on a journey and growing together. After leaving their homelands and going down to Egypt
Some of us are still in the holiday mindset of doing good and feeling Hashem as merciful and others have already forgotten. Parshat Noach is
We sometimes forget that Yom Kippur, in a sense, is a day of joy. We are forgiven for our past mistakes and receive a clean
In this week’s Parsha, Ki Tavo, we encounter a pasuk which will be read on Rosh Hashanah. It says that if we follow Hashem’s commandments,
In Parshat Shoftim, it says that man cannot cut down a fruit tree because man is a tree of the field. Jews have strong roots
In this week’s parsha, Eikev, we learn the remedy for how to cleanse ourselves from being stiff-necked people. In the parsha, it says that we
