The Torah teaches us that the key quality all great leaders must possess is the ability to let go of their egos and fight for the greater good, even at their own expense.

Shabbat is not merely an individual’s obligation, but rather, it is a time for the community to come together.

What does it mean to be descendants of Sarah, Rivka, Rachel and Leah?

While promises flow freely when inspiration strikes, the Jewish people's commitment to build the Mishkan provides a powerful lesson about staying the course in the long run.

One of the greatest Jewish leaders in history was willing to share the honor with others, setting his own ego aside for the greater good.

This week we have a double Torah portion: Vayakhel and Pekudei, which make up Exodus 35:1 - 40:38, and with it, we conclude the Book of Exodus.

Are there people anywhere who can honestly say they are completely uninfluenced by others or by their environment?

Just as there were many different jobs to do when building the original Tabernacle, so, too, in our lives many roles must be fulfilled to make it work.