Sometimes the things that make no sense from the outside are the very things that bring the deepest joy. That’s true in sports, in life, and in Judaism.
A Hug from G-d
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Kol Nidrei: The Jewish Black Friday
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Why ‘stiff-necked people’ is the greatest compliment G-d ever gave us.
Yizkor: Thirsty Souls
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A spark awakening in the younger generation, a leader who sought water in the desert – and how each of us can hold on to the moment.
Kol Nidrei: The Transformation from Fan to Player
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At the moment he was asked to join a minyan, he felt a deep sense of belonging to the Jewish people and to the land of our ancestors.
The Search for Torah Scrolls
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The Encounters of Rabbi Menachem HaKohen, of blessed memory, with the Rebbe.
Sing Something!
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Why does the Torah call itself a song? Because a song is something you don’t just hear—you feel it. And that’s exactly what we want for our children’s connection to Judaism.
Who’s Really in Control?
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We spend our lives planning, preparing, and trying to control the future. But Rosh Hashanah calls us to step back and recognize Who’s in charge.
What You Don’t See in “Shtisel”
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The culture industry can mimic the language, the customs, even the clothing of religious Jews—but it often misses the soul: the joy of living with G-d.
A Child on Request
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How questions about the birth of a child open a doorway to understanding the power of prayer – from Chana’s prayer in the Bible to modern scientific research.
From UFO to Jerusalem
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A journey through myths and history, from modern fabrications to the eternal story of Jerusalem.