Why we have to prioritize connecting Jews who feel disconnected from their Judaism. We learn this from how the Torah relates that at the Exodus, Moshe took Yosef’s remains with them.

At the Exodus, we didn’t just leave Egyption bondage, but we became inherently free people. This we learn from how the Rambam connects this to remembering Shabbos. Sometimes, you have to break the old you to grow.

Examining a Talmudic debate about relatives as witnesses for sighting the new moon, illustrates two spiritual mechanisms we use to radically transform our world.

Why a tzadik's life is more about impact than inspiration.

Are good deeds worthwhile if we have inappropriate intentions? What drove Pharaoh to enslave the Jewish people? The clue to this, as well as to why we needed to suffer so much in Egypt, lies in this week’s Haftorah.

How a group of frogs brought down ancient Egypt.

A closer look at Rashi’s commentary that Yosef help raise his great grandchildren, offers insight into whether we are responsible to teach Torah to our great grandchildren.

A deeper understanding of who among Yaakov’s children carried his coffin for burial in Israel and how it sheds light on the two dynamics of the Jews being enslaved and also transcending the Egyptian exile.

What do you do if you run out of oil in the middle of Chanukah? A fascinating analysis of the reasoning behind the views of how we should light the Chanukah menorah.

A textual exploration of the idea that we are G-d's firstborn child.