Learn the power of words to speak about people in a way that unleashes their potential.

The way they contributed to the Mishkan was not completely mandated, but it needed to come from their own hearts. Discover the power of being self-motivated.

You can't build the Mishkan on Shabbos. Why would anyone have thought you could?

At times, when giving Bikkurim to the Kohen, the basket is also gifted. Learn four ways to understand the role of the container of the first fruit. Discover the spiritual takeaway: our souls are so lofty, how do they benefit from living in our limited bodies?

Can you bring wood as an offering in the Temple? Why did they celebrate the wood of the altar? Exploring three levels of dedication to G-d.

It sounds nice when someone wants to upgrade their pledge to the Beis Hamikdash, but is it acceptable for a sacrifice offering?

The Rambam details how the area of the Beis Hamikdash was not flat; rather it was built on the elevation of the mountain, consisting of different levels of elevation (unlike the Mishkan, which was one flat level). This speaks to the heart of what it’s all about—elevating the world.

An in-depth Talmudic analysis of the legal nature of the guarantor on a loan, and its powerful spiritual lesson about the inter-responsibility of each Jew for another. A siyum on tractate Bava Basra.

Is the parsha of Pekudei a continuaton of Vayakhel or is it a new message? This hinges on the translation of Pekudei as we’ll uncover in Rashi. The spiritual message is to take action to make a personal home for Hashem, even if your intentions aren't fully aligned.

When Moshe sent the spies, were they kosher? If not, why send them. If yes, why did Moshe pray that Yehoshua be save from their plans?