To Think Like a Jew

Discover the power of true kindness through the inspiring story of Ruth and Orpah, learning how genuine compassion begins with truly seeing and understanding others, not just giving.

Discover the spiritual significance of counting the days between Pesach and Shavuot, a profound journey from physical liberation to receiving the Torah that connects Jewish history and faith.

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.

Start preparing now for a meaningful Pesach Seder by learning, asking questions, and engaging your family in the story of the Exodus to create a rich, educational experience.

Exploring the power of speech in Jewish tradition: How our words can be sacred, with insights on avoiding harmful speech and living with integrity.

Discover why the Torah's giving is timeless: beyond a single day or place, its wisdom is renewed daily, inviting us to engage with its eternal teachings with fresh perspective and reverence.

The Jewish people were compelled to accept the Torah at Mount Sinai, with God symbolically overturning the mountain to ensure their commitment and the world's continued existence.

Discover your hidden spiritual potential: Every Jewish soul was given a unique Torah portion at Sinai, waiting to be rediscovered through dedicated learning and personal effort.

A personal journey of unexpected discovery in yeshiva reveals how a single moment with a silver Havdallah spice container transforms one student's perspective on Jewish learning and tradition.

Rabbi Akiva's inspiring journey shows how resilience and faith can transform devastating loss into renewal, teaching us that maintaining hope is key to overcoming life's greatest challenges.

Explore the profound Jewish concept of mitzvos, revealing how the first and last commandments in the Torah offer deep insights into the spiritual significance of religious practice and divine guidance.

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.