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At the beginning of the week, I asked the following question: If you could have 3 guests for Friday night dinner – anyone from the beginning of time – who would you invite? Here were your answers. The most popular … Continue reading →

At 211 degrees, water is hot. At 212 degrees, it boils. And with boiling water, comes steam. And with steam, you can power a train. Sometimes we could be one prayer from getting our prayers answered. Don’t give up, turn … Continue reading →

The best time to start was yesterday. The next best time is now.

Marriage is not a question of finding the right partner. Marriage is a question of being the right partner. ~ Setting a Table for Two by Avraham Peretz Friedman

Today we are starting an exciting new segment on Emuna Daily. Each week, I hope to send out a “question of the week” and give you the opportunity to participate. Some of the questions will be fun, some will be … Continue reading →

If Hashem would promise someone that He will help him, the person would be very happy.  He wouldn’t have any worries at all. That is how we should feel when we have bitachon!  ~ R’ Elimelech Biderman

Depression isn’t an aveirah, but it pulls people down more than the greatest aveirah.  Simcha isn’t a mitzvah, but it raises a person higher than the greatest mitzvah.  ~ The Beis Aharon

Yosef was sold as a slave by his brothers, but this humiliation led to his becoming a great leader. Tamar was rejected, but this rejection led to her becoming the mother of the dynasty of King David. We can learn … Continue reading →

The Be’er Mayim Chaim explains that everything is for the good: either to free people from their aveiros and from Gehinom, to increase their reward in Olam Habbah, or to remind them to do teshuvah.  And at times, the circumstances … Continue reading →

The Beis Ahron zt”l encourages people to say Tehillim throughout Chanukah, but particularly on the 8th day, Zos Chanukah, as on this day, Hashem is bestowing His kindness, and it is a day that is mesugal for miracles and yeshuos.  … Continue reading →