Breaking Shabbos to save a life is the ultimate way to keep Shabbos.

In an unusual move, the Torah shares practical lessons from the story of the death of Aharon's two sons.

Why? And why split the lessons so far apart?

Only someone with deep love can address someone else's shortcomings.

Why does childbirth make a woman impure? Who does she need to bring a sin offering?

A lesson in the urgency to bring Moshiach.

How the laws of delaying leaving the Beis Hamikdash while impure teach us how deeply we can connect to Hashem.

Will the world change drastically when Moshiach comes?

When did the custom of Eliyahu's cup at the Seder begin?

(And is it the same as the 5th cup the Rambam describes?)

Why we have to break an eathernware dish used to cook a Chatas offering.

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

Take action to make a personal home for Hashem, even if your intentions aren't fully aligned.