Current, Editor's View Come Back Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz September 9, 2026 There are times when we become so focused on doing the right thing that we fail to notice the opportunity to do something even
Editor's View Choose Life Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz September 2, 2026 What separates man from beast? Well, there are many things that separate man from beast, but one of them is the ability to make
Editor's View What Happens Now? Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz August 26, 2026 Some things change, while other things remain remarkably the same. What appears to us to be new and unprecedented has often happened before. History
Editor's View The Honor Trap Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz June 17, 2026 Among the many tragic episodes recorded in the Torah, few are as perplexing as the story of Korach. Korach was no ordinary man. Chazal
Editor's View The Beauty of Shabbos Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz January 28, 2026 Finally, after generations of enslavement in Mitzrayim and a dramatic redemption, Klal Yisroel reaches the apex of creation, standing at Har Sinai and receiving
Editor's View The Smack, the Darkness, and the Light Copy Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz January 21, 2026 We learn in this week’s parsha about the makkah of choshech, a darkness so thick that it paralyzed an entire civilization. Mitzrayim was plunged
Editor's View The Art of Holding On Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz January 16, 2026 The first posuk in this week’s parsha states that Hashem appeared to Moshe and reminded him of how He had revealed Himself to the
Editor's View Blueprint for Golus Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz December 31, 2025 Parshas Vayechi brings to a close Sefer Bereishis, the account of the creation of the world and the formation of our people. It is
Editor's View Lifelines Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz December 24, 2025 The eight days of Chanukah, which ended this week, were a celebration of many things, among them emunah and bitachon. The Chashmonaim went into
Editor's View Lighting the Lights when Darkness Gathers Rabbi Pinchos Lipschutz December 17, 2025 As Jews around the world prepared to usher in Chanukah, a Yom Tov defined by light, faith, and endurance, the celebration was shattered by
