Rabbi Enkin takes you on a fascinating journey through the wilderness, exploring the miracles performed for the Jews during their forty years in the desert.

We have to realize that nothing in life is a coincidence. There are many invisible miracles that God does all the time!

God's protection: Cloud by day. Fire by night. What does this mean?

Through thick and thin, loyalty must remain constant.

God goes above and beyond for us, so let us do the same for Him!

This week’s Torah reading is 'Beshalach' (Exodus 13:17–17:16), and it we read about the most spectacular miracle in the entire Bible: the splitting of the Red Sea.

Take a journey through the splitting of the sea from the unwritten miracles that occurred to the song of praise that is still recited every single day.

We must all follow Moses's example and never neglect our responsibility to show appreciation and gratitude to those who deserve it.

In this webinar, Rabbi Ari Enkin discusses the Torah portion of 'Beshalach' (Exodus 13:17-17:16) which focuses on the Exodus from Egypt and the splitting of the Red Sea.

Which is worse: disrespecting God, or one another? The answer provides insight into the Jewish people's miraculous rescue at the Red Sea!

Doing the right thing can have far-reaching consequences that last a lifetime, especially when people make sacrifices to spare others from suffering.

Doing any good deed is commendable, but knowing how to prioritize and make the right choices requires wisdom.

The common denominator among true leaders is a keen sense of foresight.

Most people see and worry about the here and now, but great people see and worry about the future. The same was true during 40 years of wandering in the desert.