Monthly Archives: January 2026

“The Torah does not seek to remove us from life, but to teach us how to live it.” ~ Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch zt״l — whose yahrtzeit is today Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

The greatest growth often takes place where no one else can see it. ~ From the teachings of R’ Shlomo Brevda zt״l — whose yahrtzeit is today Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

“Time does not pass over a person; a person passes through time.” Life isn’t something that happens while time moves on. Each moment is a space you enter, live in, and leave changed. ~ R’ Yechiel Michel Tukatchinsky zt״l — … Continue reading →

Even the smallest details of your life are decreed from Above. Nothing happens by accident. ~ Based on the Baal HaTanya — whose yahrtzeit is today Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

Greatness is not measured by how much Torah one knows, but by how deeply the Torah has reshaped the person who knows it. ~ Inspired by R’ Mordechai Gifter zt״l  — whose yahrtzeit is today Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

“Every person is capable of becoming as righteous as Moshe Rabbeinu, or as wicked as Yeravam.” The choice is yours. ~ The Rambam zt”l — whose yahrtzeit is today Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

Hashem desires truth from within, not greatness on the outside. For Hashem seeks the heart, not the display. ~ R’ Moshe of Kobrin zt”l — whose yahrtzeit is today Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

There is no Jew who does not have a moment of closeness to Hashem. For every Jewish soul is bound to its Source. ~ The Bnei Yissaschar zt”l – whose yahrtzeit is today Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

Excuses satisfy the person who makes them, but not the One to whom they are given. ~ The Dubno Maggid – whose yahrtzeit is today Click to receive Emuna Dailyhttps://linktr.ee/emunadaily

Twenty years after the war, Rav Chaim Kreiswirth informed a “poor” man that he had actually been left a vast fortune in a Swiss bank account. The man believed he was destitute, but in truth, he was rich the whole … Continue reading →