When listing the non-kosher animals, the Torah starts by sharing their kosher qualities! Why? What can mother's learn from this?

What differentiates the Mountain of Bracha and the Mountain of Klala? They share the same physical resources yet are astonishingly different. This message addresses how we can change our external situations into blessings for us.

We are told to be like Hashem, and mothers do that every day. Let's not discount the little things we do as they are really the fulfillment of the mitzvah to walk in His ways.

Explore the special role of parents in teaching children Torah.

The Parsha calls to us to work on our internal personal spirituality. How can we share this value with our children?

Why is love between Klal Yisroel and Hashem repeatedly emphasized in this Parsha? How does it parallel love between mothers and children?

Two important perspectives on how our mesorah gets passed down the generations - both are integral to motherhood.

We all see the same images, but the way our minds process what we see is totally unique. Mothers have the privilege and responsibility to see their children in ways no one else can. What will we do with that?

Moshe describes the sin that led to Tisha B'av as a lack of Emunah, faith. Where does Emunah come from?

We want to say no for all the right reasons, but Parshas Devarim reminds us when to say yes.