To Think Like a Jew

Struggling to connect with prayer? Learn how recognizing life's spiritual potential and genuinely asking for help can transform your relationship with davening and personal growth.

Don't count on everything working out just because you think it will. Learn the powerful lesson of taking challenges seriously and praying with true humility and urgency.

Discover how loving fellow Jews and praying together can transform your spiritual connection, ensuring your prayers are heard and accepted by connecting with community and faith.

Discover why Jewish prayer is deeply communal, focusing on collective needs and the profound importance of empathizing with others' pain and seeking mercy for those who suffer.

Discover the power of prayer: Every heartfelt plea is heard and stored by God, with the potential to bring blessings and healing in ways and times we cannot predict.

A poignant tribute to Linda Superfain, a dedicated professional and mother, whose son Josh courageously celebrated his bar mitzvah just hours after her passing, embodying resilience and hope.

Exploring the challenges of modern life and moral decline, this article reveals how observant Jews find joy and connection to Hashem amid global uncertainty, with insights from a Gallup happiness study.

Navigating life's challenges requires spiritual focus: Like an archer's target, our mistakes and imperfect intentions can guide us toward deeper understanding and connection with our purpose.

Exploring the modern relevance of divine kingship in a world where monarchies have lost their power, this article challenges how we conceptualize God's role in contemporary life.

How Israeli leader Menachem Begin prevented civil war by commanding his fighters to never retaliate against fellow Jews, embodying an extraordinary moral principle of unity and restraint.

Jewish education isn't about mandating observance, but empowering children with the skills and knowledge to make informed choices about their cultural heritage and traditions.

Jewish education must go beyond rote learning, focusing instead on literacy, understanding, and empowering children to make informed choices about their heritage and traditions.