Ask the Rabbi with Rabbi Chaim Mintz The Torah writes that after Aharon passed away the entire nation mourned him, yet when Moshe passed away, he was not mourned by […]
Weekly Torah Portion
Reflect on the powerful final messages of Moshe to the Jewish people. Timeless lessons from Sefer Devarim, made relatable and inspiring.
The Heavens, the Earth, and the Gift of Yom Kippur The heavens and earth testify to Hashem’s greatness and remind us not to overlook the gifts that are always present. […]
The Torah assures us that spiritual growth is close and attainable. Through a striking parable, the Chofetz Chaim explains why sincere aspirations must be followed by practical action. Turning Torah […]
Hashem never allows His connection with us to weaken. Elul invites us to recognize that love, take the first step toward Him, and live in a way that reflects our […]
The mitzvah of Bikurim taught farmers to recognize Hashem as the Source of their blessings. Today, daily tefillah allows us to preserve that lesson by beginning anew with appreciation and […]
The mitzvah of Bikkurim teaches us to dedicate not only our possessions, but also our finest abilities, to serving Hashem (God). Each person’s distinctive talents point toward a personal mission […]
The Torah’s command to remember what happened to Miriam offers a lasting lesson about lashon hara. By recognizing speech as a precious gift intended for praise and constructive communication, we […]
Why Ammon and Moav Are Different There is something very puzzling about the Torah’s treatment of Ammon and Moav, compared to the other nations who harmed Klal Yisrael. Ammon and […]
There are moments when a person suddenly realizes how little is really in his control. We can plan, prepare, and do everything in our power to protect ourselves, yet life […]
In this week’s Torah reading, the Torah prohibits using witchcraft and superstitious omens to predict the future and influence our decisions. The Torah despises these practices and says as follows: […]
