The lesson of the 10 evil spies is one that should be internalized daily in each and every one of us, which is: Don’t be a pessimist!

Why did Caleb go to Hebron to pray for Divine assistance? He knew right from wrong.

Rabbi Enkin explores the fruits of the land of Israel, including the seven species, from ancient agricultural times to modern day Israel and everything in between.

Our perspective on a situation - whether personal, national or global - could make all the difference.

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.

The ability to see the 'big picture' is the key to success in all of life's endeavors, especially with regard to our relationship with God and other people.

In this webinar Rabbi Ari Enkin discusses the sin of the spies and its ramifications and influence to this very day.

One who performs a 'mitzvah mission' exclusively because it is right and not for ulterior motives, such as honor and recognition, is a person to be admired. 

This week’s portion of the Torah teaches us about the importance of looking past appearances.

Next time you see the glass half empty, remember that it is also half full. And it can even be refilled. Life is what you make of it.

Chassidic thought teaches that there is a seed of greatness in every moment and a spark of holiness in everything – even more so in people. Try looking for it with positive questions.

Don’t be intimidated or influenced by anyone who wants to delegitimize the Jewish people and their right to the land of Israel. This land belongs to no one else.

The reading for this week demonstrates that a positive attitude is of paramount importance not only to success in this world, but to spiritual growth as well.