Instead of self-reliance, God provides day after day, developing a sense of trust and dependence that fosters a relationship with God.

Spirituality may not be confined to Shabbat; it must extend to each and every day of the week

Maimonides, addressing the divinity of the Torah, says that the verse "Timna was a concubine" is equivalent to "Shema Yisrael!

Because we are only human - like Jacob - we always have a choice to live up to our values or to fall short. We may never become complacent.

The contradiction of the Akeida is the tension between “religious obligation” on the one hand, and “human obligation” on the other.

Is Revelation a gradual process, responsive to this-wordly events? Or is it an eminence from the Divine, a supernal document that is reveale

How can the broken, smashed tablets of stone, teach us about suffering and pain in our own communities?

The family is the foundry of faith. Through the education and instruction given by parent, the values of the child are forged, among these,

... our parents will always be our parents and our children will always be our children. So is the bond with G"d is unbreakable?

Does faith entail leaving it all to God? How do we reconcile human initiative with trust in the divine? A discussion on Joseph and Channuka.