Light Over Might

Light Over Might

The long history of Judaism can be both a blessing and a sort of curse: on the one hand, we have thousands of years of wisdom to tap into. On the other hand, it can be difficult to meaningfully understand certain traditions in the context of our contemporary lives....
Listening to God’s Silence

Listening to God’s Silence

In this time of uncertainty and anxiety, Rabbi Saal explores the spaces between when God speaks to us, and how we can rest in him even when it seems he is absent. For more videos by MJTI, take a moment in nature or reflect on life’s path with Rabbi Rich. Explore...
Tisha B’Av: About the Holiday

Tisha B’Av: About the Holiday

MTisha B’Av, the ninth day of Av (the Jewish month that usually coincides with July and/or August), is the major day of communal mourning in the Jewish calendar. This year, it starts on the 29th of July and ends at sundown of the 30th. A large number of disasters are...
Parasha Acharei Mot pt. 2

Parasha Acharei Mot pt. 2

For part one, click here. The consumption of blood is clearly forbidden by Torah. Then why does Yeshua make this outlandish proclamation? “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood lives in me, and I live in him.” (Yochanon 6:56) He clearly confused much of the crowd...
Parshat Acharei Mot pt. 1

Parshat Acharei Mot pt. 1

Several months ago I was in a local bookstore and was surprised to discover that while the Judaism and the Spirituality sections seemed to be shrinking, the largest book section by far was the one dedicated to Paranormal Romance novels. Spawned by the phenomenal...

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