God is constantly communicating with us, but we must tune our spiritual radios to the correct station to 'pick up the frequency.'

Be a reliable person.

A Jew must remember that while his celebrations might be personal, they can never be totally disconnected to the nation

Since sacrifices may very well have been the original "Jewish foods," this webinar explores Jewish foods in great gastronomic detail.

Why is Adam making an appearance right here in Leviticus after an absence of more than 2,000 years? 

Learn why God instituted a system of animal sacrifices, which types can be offered for which occasion and what is the women's role.

In this webinar, Rabbi Ari Enkin discusses the Torah portion of Vayikra (Leviticus 1:1 5-26) which discusses the sacrificial service in the mishkan, the portable synagogue that accompanied the Jewish people during their 40 years of wandering.

Growing spiritually means connecting with your true essence, not covering up the real you.

Why is it that the person who brings a flour offering is called a 'soul' while the one who brings an animal offering is merely a 'person?'

Humility means knowing exactly who you are and understanding your true potential while realizing these talents are God-given blessings intended to be used altruistically.