Why did God change his mind and allow Bilaam to curse the Jewish people? 

The weekly portion features one of the great villains in the Torah, providing a great opportunity to discuss some of the other evil-doers in the Bible.

The true nature of a person can be seen in the nature of the type of people who follow him. The student often reflects the teacher.

It is within our reach to nurture the character traits of Abraham in our lives, and with it we will become happier people, more respected people, and our deeds will cause others to remember us for good.

Helping others with no profit motive or desire for returns finds favor before God and arouses Divine assistance and rewards.

When the chips are down, remember that God is capable of anything.

Even when the chances of success seem slim, remember that God can make anything happen.

In this webinar, Rabbi Ari Enkin discusses the Torah portion of "Balak" (Numbers 22:2–25:9) which deals with the curse that Balak and Bilaam tried to place upon the Jewish people.

Can the secret to a happy home be found in a story about an attempt to to destroy the Jewish people?