Most of us at some point in our lives have asked ourselves, “What Does God Want from Me?” (please click on the title to access the article).
Have a great week,
Yaakov
Saturday, June 25, 2016
“What Does God Want from Me?”
Dear Friends,
Most of us at some point in our lives have asked ourselves, “What Does God Want from Me?” (please click on the title to access the article).
Most of us at some point in our lives have asked ourselves, “What Does God Want from Me?” (please click on the title to access the article).
Saturday, June 18, 2016
3 Fundamental Mitzvot
Dear Friends,
The theme of this month is living the Torah's wisdom.
Here is an article on 3 Fundamental Mitzvot (please click on the link to access).
Have a great week,
Yaakov
The theme of this month is living the Torah's wisdom.
Here is an article on 3 Fundamental Mitzvot (please click on the link to access).
Have a great week,
Yaakov
Saturday, June 4, 2016
Sivan: Living the Torah’s Wisdom
Dear Friends,
This post is about the Jewish month of Sivan, as it relates to The Chazak Plan: A 12 Month Journey to Spiritual Strength.
Rosh Chodesh Sivan begins Monday night, the 6th of June, and lasts for one day.
On Motzai Shabbat (Saturday night), June 11th, the festival of Shavuot begins. On Shavuot, we celebrate receiving on Mount Sinai the Torah, God’s instruction manual for life. Even those who are unaffiliated, without realizing it, observe part of the Torah. For example, The 10 Commandments, many already believe in God, do not worship idols, honor their parents, do not commit murder, adultery etc.
Begin at whatever level of observance you are currently on, and pick one area you are motivated to strengthen this month. At the end of each day/week, mark off on your checklist if you kept that observance.
Question for the month:
“What area of observance will I strengthen this month or at least learn more about?”
Reading for the month:
This post is about the Jewish month of Sivan, as it relates to The Chazak Plan: A 12 Month Journey to Spiritual Strength.
Rosh Chodesh Sivan begins Monday night, the 6th of June, and lasts for one day.
On Motzai Shabbat (Saturday night), June 11th, the festival of Shavuot begins. On Shavuot, we celebrate receiving on Mount Sinai the Torah, God’s instruction manual for life. Even those who are unaffiliated, without realizing it, observe part of the Torah. For example, The 10 Commandments, many already believe in God, do not worship idols, honor their parents, do not commit murder, adultery etc.
Begin at whatever level of observance you are currently on, and pick one area you are motivated to strengthen this month. At the end of each day/week, mark off on your checklist if you kept that observance.
Question for the month:
“What area of observance will I strengthen this month or at least learn more about?”
Reading for the month:
Take care and may God grant us success in the coming month,
Yaakov
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