Why ordinary people sometimes need extraordinary words
The Torah rarely praises its heroes, yet it pauses to praise Noah again and again. Strangely, the same Torah also lets us know that Noah was not a towering spiritual giant. Perhaps that’s precisely the point: sometimes a person becomes capable of more when someone calls them up for it.
8 Oct 2026
One More Child
Why the Torah treats every birth as the creation of a world
Bringing another child into the world comes with real costs—time, money, energy, and uncertainty. The Torah doesn’t ignore those concerns, and offers a radical perspective: every child is not just part of the world, but a world unto themselves—making each birth an act of creation that changes everything.
24 Sept 2026
The Unsung Hero of Sukkot
The Willow Is More than Just a Branch
The willow may seem like the least impressive of the four species, but its role in the Sukkot ritual speaks volumes. Examine why the willow is chosen for a special mitzvah, and how it teaches us the importance of simple, unwavering faith as the foundation for all other forms of observance.
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