Rabbi Avi Killip

More than anything else this year, I want permission to pray for peace.

Sometimes right and wrong look so similar it's nearly impossible to distinguish between them.

Why does Jewish tradition instruct us to endlessly retell the story of our ancestors' enslavement?

Revelation doesn’t happen in a moment of calm, but amidst chaos and fear.

This world on fire is also glowing with light.

Only when we open our doors to the hungry will we really be open to redemption.

Like our ancestors in Egypt, we may feel lost without our patriarchs and matriarchs. But a new era is underway.

Jewish tradition mandates that the symbols of Sukkot be beautiful.

Most of us spend our lives searching for God's presence in the world, hoping to catch a glimpse.

Fire can be destructive or constructive as well as a tool for connecting with the divine.