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In Parashat Eikev, Moses calls Israel to "serve HaShem with all your heart," prompting the rabbis to ask: What is the service of the heart? Their answer is simple yet profound: prayer. This teaching explores the Jewish understanding of prayer as an act of worship, dependence, and relation…
Parashat Shoftim opens with the command to appoint judges and pursue justice, making it a fitting reading for the month of Elul—the season of spiritual accounting before Rosh Hashanah. This teaching explores Yeshua’s warning to “settle matters quickly” before reaching the judge and applies it to th…
Why does Ki Teitzei begin with going out to war, move through dozens of commandments about everyday life, and then conclude with the command to remember Amalek? Beneath these seemingly disconnected instructions is an important reminder about what it means to live with a mission. In this week’s teac…
In Parashat Re’eh, Moshe repeatedly calls Israel to simcha—to rejoice before HaShem as they prepare to enter the Promised Land. But biblical joy is more than happiness when life is going well. This teaching explores a deeper kind of joy: the joy of knowing HaShem, walking in His ways, and recognizi…
Why does Moshe have Israel pronounce curses over a seemingly random list of sins? Drawing on an insight from Rabbi Mordechai Druk, we discover that many of these transgressions share something in common. As Elul draws us toward teshuvah, Ki Tavo challenges us to look honestly into the mirror of God…
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