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Your Questions
Was Moses Purged From the Haggadah? 10 Approaches

Why isn’t Moses part of the Haggadah’s Exodus narrative?
What Does “Klutz” Mean?

Klutz is Yiddish for “piece of wood,” but it means so much more than that.
Is There a Shortcut to Belief?

I envy people who have faith, with their strength and clarity. How can I acquire similar faith?
Why Is the Shabbat Before Passover “Shabbat Hagadol”?

The primary event commemorated on this Shabbat is a great miracle which occurred on this day . . .
Feature
Eight Great Things About Jewish Mothers. Really.

If you were an unborn soul making an informed decision about what sort of mother to be born to, in any part of the world, at any point in history, you would certainly choose to be born to a Jewish mother.
The Rebbe Rashab
The fifth Rebbe of Chabad Lubavitch, Rabbi Shalom Dovber. He founded the flagship Chabad yeshivah Tomchei Temimim. 
Video
Do You Believe in Water?

A philosophical discussion between two fish (produced by YULA and Chabad.org).
The Many Faces of Passover
There is a spot for every Jew at the Seder table.
Parshah
On Rabbis and Jews

As a rabbi, I am often asked to pray for people. This one is in need of a blessing for improved health, the other wants to earn a better living, and so it goes.
Women
How to Clean for Passover (in 10 Days or Less)

There’s a saying: “Passover cleaning is not spring cleaning, dirt is not chametz, and children are not the paschal sacrifice.”
Move Your Lips

Judaism is not about disconnecting from the physical to reach the Divine, but bringing the Divine into the physical.
How Missing My Flight Back Home Turned Me in the Right Direction

So many times in my life I had planned out my future, and so many times I had been handed the unexpected. It struck me at that moment that I was experiencing the hand of G‑d literally reaching into my life and changing the course of my future.
Story
Two Old Horses

An old man was sitting in a carriage being led by two very old horses, trekking through the evening snowstorm with ease.
Lifestyle
A person is always liable [for damage he causes] whether inadvertently or willfully, whether awake or asleep
— Talmud, Bava Kama 26a
Print Magazine

Your child is not like everyone else; your child is you.

And yet, your child is not you; your child is his own person.
A paradox.

Our souls are that paradox—on a greater scale: the nexus between G‑d and His universe, where His own breath becomes His creation.

That is why we are called His children. And we call Him o...

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