Torah Minute

Have a happy and sweet new year

G-dly Pain

Bringing redemption

On your enemies

Torah and rebuilding

Hashem is there for us

Be comforted

A new suit

Be strong and flexible on your journey

Zealous for G-d

Be good

Be G-d’s inheritance

Action vs Intent

Spies: Joshua vs Moses

What do the spies that Moses sent to Israel teach us?

Light your menorah

Nazarite to G-d

Betrothed in faith

Lessons from sabbatical year

Kill ‘em with kindness

Dark Love

Rejoice with G-d

Lessons from the haftoras of Passover

Strength and wisdom

Tap into your inner Nasi

Your unique contribution

It’s the first mitzvah of the Torah

Joy breaks through all boundaries

Learn about moshiach!

Temple windows

Personal temple

Coin of fire

We will do and we will hear

Speak well of others

In the merit of the righteous women of Israel!

How can we live forever?

Do good, even if it’s not for the right reasons.

Be a handbreath higher than the world

What Jacob’s and King David’s final wishes teach us today.

Jews coming together brings moshiach!

We are like dreamers

What is evil? And the celebration of the release of the previous Rebbe from exile and imprisonment.

What can we learn from the two wars fought at the end of the Parsha

What lessons can we learn from Korach's insurrection?

Can one man be elevated among the rest?

How does a one time historical narrative effect our observance of eternal mitzvot?

What does this week's Torah portion teach us about the current war(s) in Israel?

Our soul is like a fire. Get inspired and inspire others. Light it up!

What did Miriam do wrong?

How do we prepare for Shavuot?

The significance of the Torah being given in the desert.

Fire, water and desert: The Jewish people have withstood every test. Now it's time for moshiach!

What do the the opposite messages of this week's double Torah Portion teach us about our daily life?

What is our focus on this week's counting of the Omer?

What does this parsha, counting the Omer, and education have to do with each other?

What do the laws of priestly purity have to do with the rest of the Jewish people?

Which is better, the spiritual or the physical?

How do we love another as ourself?

This week is a double tour portion which concerns, conception and birth, as well as death and disease. What do these two have to do with each other?

What is counting the Omer all about?

How does the name of this week's Torah portion express our connection to G-d?

Can we make G-d and offer He can't refuse?

What does it mean to be a part of the whole Jewish community?

What does Shabbat teach us about being a community?

Everything can turn around in an instant!

Our quintessential connection with G-d can have a tremendous impact on us, our surroundings and the world.

Moses makes a deal with G-d and it's fulfilled in a peculiar way. And we can access this as well.

What is the significance of giving the annual half shekel?

What do the mishkan and Holy Temple teach us about ourselves?

What is the Jewish way to respond to difficult times?

Why is this week's Torah portion named after an idol worshiper?

What's with all the weird details?

Why did Pharaoh have to send the Jews away? Couldn't they leave on their own?

Only relentless commitment will protect us!

The importance of doing good AND eradicating evil.

Why are the plagues divided into two separate Torah portions?

Why is this week's Torah portion called "Names"?

The fire within cannot be extinguished!

Why is this week's Torah portion called "And he lived" when it speaks of Jacob's death?

What does the passing of our forefathers teach us?

What is the true reality of exile?

What, exactly, was the miracle of Chanukah and what does it teach us today?

The significance of the Chanukah lights.

An unlikely "reach across the aisle" saves the day. Proper preparation prevents poor performance.

What do the trials of Jacob and Joseph teach us?

When he does special favors for his son, the reaction of the others is disastrous.

What does this week's Torah portion teach us about our mission in the world?

What does Jacob's battle with an angel teach us?

How is it that all of Jacob's children were righteous while his predecessors had wickedness in their midst? And what can we learn from it?

What do the angels that guard Jacob teach us about our lives?

Why is the Torah portion named after both Jacob and Esau? Shouldn't we ignore Esau?

How should we view our family (and everyone, for that matter)?

Why is the Torah portion called the "life" of Sarah when it discusses events after her death?

What do camels and kindness have in common?

G-dliness so real you can feel it!

What's bad about being bad?

What is our true self and how do we get there?

What can the Torah teach us about this election?

Was Noah wrong for saving his family? What about the rest of the world?