Scripture consistently reveals Yehovah’s concern for human dignity, especially for the vulnerable, the foreigner, and the rejected. From Ruth and Rahab to the Roman centurions, we discover a principle that remains just as relevant today: every person dese ...
If our children hear us take full credit for every success, they may learn to see life as a pursuit of recognition. If they see us work diligently while remaining grateful, they will understand that achievement is an opportunity to honor Yehovah. Yehov ...
For Yehovah, marriage is sacred ground. The ritual of jealousy practiced in ancient times teaches us that He abhors unfaithfulness, and that unfounded jealousy slowly consumes the peace of a home.
For Yehovah, marriage is sacred ground. The ritual of jealousy practiced in ancient times teaches us that He abhors unfaithfulness, and that unfounded jealousy slowly consumes the peace of a home.
Many people don’t want to have children. And those who do often don’t know what to do with them or how to raise them, so they end up in the hands of strangers or in the educational and social systems.
Many people don’t want to have children. And those who do often don’t know what to do with them or how to raise them, so they end up in the hands of strangers or in the educational and social systems.
Many people don’t want to have children. And those who do often don’t know what to do with them or how to raise them, so they end up in the hands of strangers or in the educational and social systems.
The problem with our generation is that it ignores this reality: God is present, but it doesn’t know it because it is distracted.The story of Jacob’s ladder is one of the most profound and beautiful scenes in all of Scripture. Jacob is fleeing—alone, tire ...
Selecting a wife who shared Abraham’s principles and faithfulness to the Most High was essential for the fulfillment of the promises given to Isaac and his descendants.Throughout our lives, we face decisions that are truly pivotal—choices after which our ...
God had promised Abraham countless descendants like the stars of the heavens and the sand of the sea, yet he had only one son—Isaac—who was still unmarried at thirty-seven!This week’s parashah speaks about the life of Sarah, and at the same time teaches u ...