Korach and his followers felt they deserved more than they had, or as all kids cry, "it's not fair!". Moshe's response shows us how to help our kids and ourselves grow out of that immature and unhappy perspective.

What can the Parsha teach us about life circumstances and world events that are not the way we want them? How can we and our children pivot from uncertainty to security?

After Birkas Kohanim which culminate in a blessing for shalom, peace, the Torah describes the Chanukas HaMizbeyach. If we look closely we'll see deep lessons about shalom for ourselves and our families in this lengthy section of the Parsha.

Why is Moshe credited with the building of the Mishkan? One doesn't have to do a job perfectly or completely for recognition, but rather with mesirus nefesh.

We may be sitting in our own separate homes this Shavuos, but at heart we are all together, completely connected and one. Torah unifies us across the world and also through the generations. Happy Shavuos!

What happened today? Why is there no Tachanun? Before giving us the Torah Hashem established a unique relationship with the Jewish people. The lesson from this day, Yom Habchira, impacts parents every day.

A lesson from the Parsha and Yom Yerushalayim for parents about davening for our children and letting Hashem do His part for them.

Nadav and Avihu died because they didn't have children? How would their choices have been different if they would have been parents? Learn how children help us become greater.

Why wasn't Torah given in the beauty and comfort of Israel? What lessons can we draw from this idea to our lives today?

Independence entails being being master of your own time. This is the revolutionary gift of the Moadim, Jewish holidays. And it's a valuable freedom to grant our kids.