Judaism is not against arguments, but it is against the wrong type of arguments. Arguing for the sake of truth with mutual respect is encouraged, and in fact, it is what made Judaism what it is today.

Rabbi Enkin examines Moses and other Jewish leaders throughout history and discusses what it takes to become a great leader.

When things aren’t going 'the way they should,' focus on the reward at the end of the journey.

Rabbi Enkin explores capital punishment in Jewish law and in the modern day State of Israel.

This week’s Torah portion is Behalotecha (Numbers 8:1–12:16), and in it we read about many of the utensils of the Temple, including the Ark of the Covenant.

There is never a break or vacation from religious commitment!  There is never a 'journey away from the Mountain of God.'

This webinar explores many fascinating aspects of the Holy Ark, also known as the "Ark of the Covenant."

There was a unique requirement for making the holy trumpets, the Menorah and the Cherubs. What does this teach us?

Although God is blessing the Jewish People through the priests, he is also blessing us as individuals. He knows what the nation as a whole needs as well as what each one of us needs.

Explore the world of the Nazirite and understand how to resolve the contradiction of competing principles.

A Nazirite is a man or a woman who decides to withdraw from certain worldly pleasures in order to live a slightly ascetic life.

Learn everything you need to know about the Jewish holiday of Shavuot in 60 seconds! Ready, set, go!

If Shavuot commemorates God giving the Torah to the Jewish people on Mount Sinai, why is it a "lesser known holiday" with little or no fanfare?

It is customary to eat dairy on Shavuot, and we are going to tell you why!

Shavuot marks the day the Jewish people, who had been slaves in Egypt, received the Torah at Mount Sinai. It is one of the three pilgrimage festivals.

This week’s Torah portion offers us the opportunity ask ourselves what being a leader means to us. Who are the leaders around us?

This week's reading includes a terrible curse on the Jewish people for disobeying His commands, but even when He must curse us, He always adds a blessing.

As Yom Yerushalayim approaches, it's an appropriate time to discuss why Jews, wherever they may be, face the holy city during prayer.

An ancient Torah commandment given to farmers conveys an important lesson for all of us that remains relevant to this day.

Sometimes, the holiest of the holy is attained by using your heart and your God-given brains.

Each year, tens of thousands of Jews flock to Meron in northern Israel for Lag b'Omer, the Jewish festival of light! It's an experience like no other!

What we will deal with in this article is the issue of adultery and the offspring that results from such a relationship.

In this webinar, Rabbi Enkin shares the Torah's teachings about "kosher" and "non-kosher" relationships.

The idea of perfecting and partnering with God in creation is a recurring theme. God didn’t give us a perfect world, but rather, He gave us a perfectible one.

Learn about the circumcision ceremony, why we do it, how it's done, and what it means for the future of the Jewish nation.