Emuna Daily

The Gemara (Kiddushin 39b) explains that there is no reward for a mitzvah in this world.

This is because the entire universe is insufficient to pay for even one mitzvah!

~ R’ Chaim Shmulevitz zt”l

When the yeshiva’s mashgiach wanted to expel a student who had repeatedly failed to keep his promises to improve, the Klausenberger Rebbe responded…

“I’ve promised Hashem over 1,000 times to improve and haven’t kept my word.

In your opinion, should I give up?

Chas v’shalom! As long as a Yid lives, there’s hope that he will improve his ways.”

You know sometimes when you’re walking down street or riding in the car and you can’t look into a siddur or a sefer – what can you do? 

Think about Hashem!

~ R’ Avigdor Miller zt”l

There is nothing noble in being superior to another.

The only real nobility is in being superior to one’s former self.

~ Torah Tavlin

Chazal tell us that Hashem says, “Open for Me an opening the size of the eye of a needle, and I will open for you an opening the size of a hall.” 

The way for a Jew to truly become close to Hashem is by making the slightest bit of effort and Hashem will do the rest.  

~ R’ Boruch’l of Mezhibuzh zt”l

The greatest darkness is failing to see the Creator, and the greatest light is finding Him everywhere.  

~ R’ Uri Lati

The greater the effort, the greater the person becomes.

~ R’ Yisrael Salanter zt’l

As life changes and the world changes, new challenges arise. However, with bitachon, the same solution answers all questions.

Whether crime goes up or down, whether inflation goes up or down, whether the world is calm or in turmoil, we have to wake up in the morning and say, “Hashem, I am relying on You to get me through the day.”

~ R’ David Sutton

One act of kindness performed in this world creates waves of blessing in the next.

~ Chafetz Chaim

Even the smallest, most heartfelt prayer ascends to Heaven and deepens your connection with Hashem.

~ R’ Shlomo Wolbe zt’l (Alei Shur)