Parshah (Weekly Torah Reading)

When you use technology without a purpose, you are no longer its master. You are its slave. From limestone to LLM, the truth is the same.

Print this game for fun at the Shabbat table or youth group. Can accommodate up to eight players.

A journey through the weekly Torah portion briefly explaining the text in plain English—based on the commentary of Rashi.

We often judge others based on what we see. The verse tells us that “G-d descended to see the tower”, to teach us not to judge someone until you “go down” to them. Every person you meet is facing an inner battle. Recognize that their struggle may be diffe...

The Hebrew term for the flood, Mabul, is related to the word bilbul, which means confusion. The story of Noach shows us how to confront challenging confusion in our lives.

How do we reconcile the Torah itself describing Noah as a tzaddik, a righteous man, and the Biblical commentaries telling us that Noah was, in fact, lacking in faith?

Noah understood that whenever there are tidal waves, G-d provides a lifeboat that enables us not only to survive but to ride the waves and end up on top.

Bring the Torah portion of Noach to life with an easy and healthy snack for your family to create and enjoy, an edible Ark out of melon!

We equate money with security, success, power, comfort or self-esteem. It follows then that when we lack money, it feels like we lack everything that makes life worthwhile and meaningful.