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Behar: Raising the Mountain
Behar: Raising the Mountain
God’s natural world is as wondrous as it is diverse as it is fascinating – from forests of… Read more >
Behar: Sinai and the Internet
Behar: Sinai and the Internet
Should we ban the Internet? And if not, how should we protect our young – and ourselves –… Read more >
Acharei – Kedoshim Sermon Package
Acharei – Kedoshim Sermon Package
Get four complete and original sermons for Parshat Kedoshim (or purchase them individually) 1. What’s Love Got To… Read more >
Emor / Lag B’Omer Sermon Package
Emor / Lag B’Omer Sermon Package
Get seven complete and original sermons for Parshat Emor and Lag B’Omer (or purchase them individually) 1. How… Read more >
Emor: After a Terrorist Attack: What Do We Teach Our Children?
Emor: After a Terrorist Attack: What ...
In the wake of the terror attack at the Boston Marathon, a week ago today we witnessed the… Read more >
Emor: Can You Change Yourself?
Emor: Can You Change Yourself?
We are now in that seven-week period between Passover and the holiday of Shavuot (“the Festival of Weeks”).… Read more >
Emor: How To Educate Our Youth
Emor: How To Educate Our Youth
Ah, education, one of humanity’s favorite subjects, one that reminds us, naturally, of our school days and, instinctively,… Read more >
Emor: Lessons From Bin Laden
Emor: Lessons From Bin Laden
The world froze momentarily when hearing about the killing of the world’s most famous terrorist, Osama bin Laden.… Read more >
Emor: The Perfect Specimen
Emor: The Perfect Specimen
Do you have any flaws? If yes, is that a good thing? If not, are you delusional? No matter… Read more >
Emor: To Rebuke or Not to Rebuke: Is There a Middle Path?
Emor: To Rebuke or Not to Rebuke: Is ...
How should we respond when we see someone do something wrong? Should we give the wrongdoer a piece… Read more >
