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| A Search for Sincerity |
| By Rivka Levy |
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| A young woman's very candid confession - she knows what's right, she knows what's good for her, but she has yet to integrate them into her personality... |
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| Rabbi Yaacov Yosef, zatza"l |
| By Rabbi Lazer Brody |
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| Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger shlit'a called Rabbi Yaacov Yosef's death “a great loss for the Jewish people, the Land of Israel and the world of Sephardic halacha and jurisprudence.” |
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| Mohorosh's Miraculous Vision |
| By COL Live |
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| After Shabbat was over, Breslev's Rabbi Eliezer Shlomo Schik asked to visit the Lubavitcher Rebbe's holy gravesite at exactly 1:35 AM; what was behind this strange request? |
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| Common Sense |
| By Rabbi Berel Wein |
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| If one’s thought processes are not distilled through the instinctive common sense that exists within all of us, grave mistakes of judgment will continually plague us ... |
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| Credit Cards: Two Sides |
| By Rabbi Berel Wein |
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| One of the great problems in current Jewish society is identity theft. Our true self, our personal credit card, has either been stolen or lost due to ignorance and alienation... |
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| The Fatal Embrace of Ignorance |
| By Mordechai Yaakov Alon |
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| It all started so right, but went so wrong. Donnie was where he thought he should be, doing what he thought he should do, but he didn't hear the warning shouts... |
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| It's Mall Over |
| By Rivka Levy |
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| After my last trip to the mall, I think my addiction to the 'buzz' may just have ended. The next time I need a new skirt, I'm going to go somewhere else... |
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| The Young Woman |
| By Racheli Reckles |
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| This rhyme will help you run your household: "Emuna’s the key, to a life filled with blessings; Just talk to Hashem, or you’ll always be guessing..." |
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| More Light |
| By Rivka Levy |
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| Your light can illuminate your own life in such a profoundly amazing way, and chase away all that sadness, and depression and despair that you thought was a permanent fixture... |
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| Epoch of the Messiah |
| By Howard Morton |
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| Rabbi Wasserman saw two millennia of Jewish life in Europe go up in flames with his own eyes. So why did he talk about the Jews in America in the final moments of his life? |
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| Efrat: Little America |
| By Dovber HaLevi |
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| Efrat is primarily an English speaking town, with two pizza parlors, a bagel store, and even a place to buy a slurpee, allowing one to integrate at his own pace... |
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| Instant Genius |
| By Rabbi Lazer Brody |
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| Tomer is 17. His parents are highly educated, but he never picks up a book and barely gets by in high school. Suddenly overnight, things started changing... |
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| Opposite World |
| By Racheli Reckles |
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| What looks bad can be good and what looks good could very well be bad. The handsome bachelor that all the girls want to marry might be an egotistical nightmare of a husband... |
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| Running From Reality |
| By Racheli Reckles |
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| Society is telling us that we need to go out, look glamorous, throw away $4 on a cup of coffee, and live like the actors on TV. Everywhere we turn, there are distractions... |
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