To Think Like a Jew

The Greek Exile reveals how cultural assimilation poses a deeper spiritual threat to Jewish identity than physical displacement, challenging believers to protect their connection to tradition.

Discover how Sukkot's mitzvah is surprisingly simple: Hashem designs commandments around our daily life, making spiritual connection effortless and meaningful.

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 the transformative power of modeh ani, a morning prayer that turns daily awakening into a moment of gratitude, mindfulness, and connection with the divine.

Discover the profound meaning behind King David's prayer and how his spiritual journey reveals deeper insights into prayer, repentance, and the enduring power of seeking divine connection.

Discover the true meaning of kindness: giving something someone cannot obtain themselves, and how personal growth is the ultimate act of chesed with the Divine.

Torah encompasses far more than ritual laws, revealing divine guidance for every aspect of life—from business ethics to personal conduct—with each commandment equally sacred and significant.

Israel isn't just a sanctuary, but a divine tool for spiritual growth and fulfilling Torah commandments, showing how our purpose transcends geographic safety.

In a time of global uncertainty, a Jewish editor reflects on Torah's guiding light, emphasizing the importance of daily purpose and gratitude during challenging times like the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jewish leaders warn that Holocaust education and assimilation are eroding Jewish identity, calling for more intensive Jewish schooling to preserve cultural connection and reduce intermarriage rates.

Leadership isn't about talent or success, but about compassion, mercy, and selflessness - as demonstrated by biblical figures who prioritized others' well-being over their own.