Faith; Belief in G-d

Classic Torah sources teach two conflicting ideas when it comes to “Trust in G-d”: On the one hand, a person is commanded to rest assured that G-d will deliver him from any predicament, in a way that will be openly and clearly good. On the other hand, he ...

All human beings are commanded to believe in G-d. But must they “trust” in Him, as well?

What is the true definition of faith? How does believing differ from knowing? Are there logical proofs for the belief in G‑d and in the divine origins of the Torah?

In life, there’s a parachute for every fall.

Rabbi Infinity demonstrates how the three rules of walking the wire apply in achieving your life goals. Doubt is the enemy; focus and confidence are your allies.

Earnestly embracing the moment as a way of experiencing intimacy with G-d.

How do you find faith even in a moment of fear?