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D’var Torah Parashat “Vayeira” - “And He Appeared”
Parashat Vayera explores Abraham's faith, moral courage, and the responsibility that accompanies conviction. A Shabbat reflection on the test of faith and the courage to act.
Jonathan S. Greenwald
1 day ago9 min read


D’Var Torah Parashat Noach • Genesis 6:9–11:32
The storm will come. What we build will determine what survives. Parashat Noach challenges us to move beyond good intentions and take responsibility for the future. Noah did not simply believe. He built. A reflection on faith, action, resilience, and our obligation to build what will endure.
Jonathan S. Greenwald
Oct 167 min read


D’Var Torah Parashat Bereshit
Three years after October 7, we return to Bereshit - the beginning of creation. In a world forever changed, what does it mean to begin again? A reflection on Jewish resilience, responsibility, and the enduring obligation to build, even in the face of destruction.
Jonathan S. Greenwald
Oct 95 min read


D'var Torah: Sukkot • Leviticus 22:26–23:44 • Numbers 29:12–16 • DAY 1,085
As we enter Sukkot, the temporary sukkah reminds us of a permanent truth: morality is not decided by majority vote, time is no refuge, and our responsibility does not disappear when the world looks away.
Jonathan S. Greenwald
Sep 253 min read


D’Var Torah: Parashat “Nitzavim–Vayelech” - “Standing • And He Went” - Day 1,063
Parashat Nitzavim–Vayelech reminds us that standing together requires more than words, it requires choice, responsibility and the courage to move forward. As one chapter closes and another begins, the Torah challenges us to choose life, remain steadfast and prepare the next generation to carry the mission forward.
Jonathan S. Greenwald
Sep 48 min read
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