Don't just 'talk the talk,' but follow through and 'walk the walk' - one step at a time.

Rabbi Enkin takes an in-depth look at the Tabernacle, Holy Temple and modern-day synagogues.

Why does it matter that the ark was made of gold and wood?

May we merit that our homes be found a worthy place for God to dwell, especially in this era where He has no central or permanent home.

The commandment to build the tabernacle in the wilderness is an on-going mitzvah to build houses of worship wherever Jews live.

Rabbi Enkin reveals exciting details about the holy Mishkan and teaches you all about modern day synagogues.

No matter how far we stray, God, Torah, the Jewish people, and Jerusalem are all interconnected. It is a 'marriage' that can never be broken. 

The Torah uses unique wording regarding the collection of funds for the sanctuary in the desert that it uses nowhere else where donations are concerned.

Whether in the home, the office, or the house of worship, when your actions are intended to serve God or improve the world around you, you create an atmosphere of holiness.

While 'God helps those who help themselves,' the first step is developing a clear vision of the goals you want to achieve.

When embarking on all of life’s major projects, be it family, career or community, a solid foundation is the key to success.  

In this week’s Torah portion, Teruma (Exodus 25:1-27:19), we learn about the movable sanctuary the Jewish nation constructed in the wilderness.