The following Dvar Torah is more of a personal reflection piece. It was written as part of an AMAZING Elul group I have been participating ...

I often imagine that if I lived in a different time, feeling the necessary awe of Elul would be easier. It’s a logical conclusion given how ...

Parshas Ki Tavo is, when taken as a whole, a complex parsha. It starts with the mitzvah of bikkurim and includes the tithes, the creation of...

Parshas Ki Teitzei is one of those parshios that discusses a wide variety of mitzvos, and very few of them link together in any way other th...

  Dedicated to the refuah shelaima of Moshe Aaron ben Necha Itta, Binyamin ben Simcha, Chaya Sara bas Esther Leah, and Sharon bas Shoshana...

 A common discussion among those who are just exploring religious observance is whether Judaism follows asceticism, denying oneself worldly ...

 It seems to be that this year there has been a surge in the publication of works on Emuna, on faith, and Bitachon, trust in Hashem. The wor...