This week’s Torah portion is 'Ki Tisa' (Exodus 30:11–34:35) and it is action-packed, most notably, with the episode of the Golden Calf.

Moses teaches us that no matter how committed we are to an opinion or position in an argument, the relationship is always more important than the disagreement.

Rabbi Enkin takes a fascinating look at the entire story of the Golden Calf and presents meaningful lessons that we can implement in our daily lives.

When a person is happy and optimistic their entire outlook is one of happiness and positivity. Good things will happen!

Rabbi Enkin navigates the Jewish obligation of giving charity. When, how, how much and to whom?

The Hebrew word for charity also means 'righteousness.'

Why did the Avtinas family refuse to succumb to tremendous pressure to reveal a trade secret?

There is much we can learn from the episode of the Golden Calf and the disastrous snowball of events that led to it.

We all have the potential to become holy. We just have to remember that we need earn it ourselves; there's no special pill or oil to make it happen.

Rabbi Enkin explains the infamous story and sin of the Golden Calf in great detail based on traditional Jewish sources.

In this webinar, Rabbi Ari Enkin discusses the Torah portion of 'Ki Tissa' (Exodus 30:11 - 34:35) which focuses on the sin of the Golden Calf.

A number of Torah commentators blame Aaron the High Priest for the sin of the Golden Calf. But was he actually guilty?

We all need inspiration sometimes, even Aaron the High Priest, as we learn in this week's Torah reading.

How can the anointment of Aaron the High Priest, recounted in this week's Torah reading, inspire us?