Shabbat

The Hebrew month of Elul teaches us that love, like change, requires risk.

Ki Tisa highlights how Shabbat is a gift to the Jewish people and the world.

Holiness is not limited to one sphere.

Differences need not diminish us.

In a time of deep social division, it's vital that we choose our messengers wisely.

Turning away from our destination may be how we get where we need to go.

How can we cultivate gratitude as a consistent state of being?

Why I'm letting go of the future and recommitting to the here and now.

Freedom requires us to know what we are for, what we will do with our freedom, and how that will impact others.

Even though most Jews live in democracies, they continue to pray for their leaders -- not the people who elect them.

We can escape neither our accidents nor our fates.