To Think Like a Jew

When an unexpected Shabbos guest challenges one family's hospitality, they must decide whether to open their home to a stranger in need—revealing the true meaning of compassion and community support.

The High Holy Days reveal a profound spiritual journey of judgment, mercy, and inner awakening, where even distant Jews feel a deep connection to their faith and soul's potential.

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.

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 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.

Remembering Rabbi Azriel Goldfein: A dedicated Torah scholar who rose from humble beginnings to become a renowned Rosh Yeshivah, known for his extraordinary commitment to learning and inspiring students.

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.

Leadership isn't about power, but service: Menachem Begin's first day as Prime Minister reveals a profound commitment to both national security and helping a struggling yeshiva with compassion and dedication.

A heartfelt tribute to Maish Lapidot, a selfless and compassionate individual who exemplified kindness, hospitality, and devotion to family during a transformative visit to Israel.

When someone is in need, don't just rely on faith or institutions—take personal responsibility to help them directly, with compassion and immediate action.