Beginners Guide

The mitzvah of tzitzit is among the Torah's most significant commands, comparable to all mitzvot.

Lighting shabbat candles and its impact on the home.

Rules and reasons for responding to brachot

The Torah promises us a reward of "long life" for two different mitzvot, one extremely easy, the other extremely hard. Why? To teach us that the bigger picture is only visible to God

Why personal trust and good intentions are not enough when it comes to kashrut, and what one restaurant owner’s dilemma reveals about the importance of kosher supervision and certification.

Spiritual growth is about building bridges, asking deeper questions, and learning to balance faith, family, and the realities of life along the way

Many ba'alei teshuva hold the widespread belief that to be truly righteous, they must lead lives of simplicity, bordering on asceticism, and minimize enjoyment. Are they right?

Explore the halachic debates, Chassidic customs, and meaningful traditions that transform a birthday into a day of growth and purpose.

Rabbi Dan Tyomkin explores how faith and acceptance transform marriage from expectation to reality.

Explore how ancient Torah wisdom anticipated a fact no scientist has ever disproven, revealing the timeless harmony between faith, biology, and the Creator’s design

Drawing on Torah sources and real-life examples, this article uncovers why Jewish teaching sees the husband’s growth as the foundation of peace at home.

Practical Torah wisdom on finding a mentor who understands your journey, listens deeply, and helps you discover God’s will with clarity and balance

Rabbi Dan Tiomkin provides 7 critical guidelines for those who want to genuinely understand and delve deeply into Torah study.

Rabbi Dan Tiomkin sheds light on the deeply personal journey of a baal teshuva, explaining how early life experiences affect spiritual growth and why the past cannot be ignored when building a Torah life.

Jewish wisdom on emotional balance, financial responsibility, and building a peaceful home filled with love and respect

Those who return to religious observance find that significant dilemmas arise related to social integration in the ultra-Orthodox world.

Solitude was always the way for the great sages of past generations, starting with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, who sought external solitude for internal contemplation.

Explore the Torah’s timeless perspective on the value of life, the prohibition of suicide and euthanasia, and the power of faith through suffering

Rabbi Dan Tiomkin with an important conclusion you should know.

Many of those returning to faith testify that while outwardly they continue to uphold the Torah and mitzvot, their practice has become a mere obligation.

Does love show up naturally after marriage? Can it be deliberately cultivated? Rabbi Dan Tiomkin explores infusing new love into your home.

Exploring the inner conditions that transform routine observance into heartfelt spirituality — from awareness and intention to love, awe, and authentic devotion

Rabbi Dan Tiomkin explores the concept of 'Da'as Torah (the Torah perspective).'

What a husband signs in the ketubah doesn’t stay on the wall. As Rabbi Dan Tiomkin teaches, it shows up in daily life, shaping love, respect, and harmony at home.

Navigating the pressures of daily life and creating a welcoming home environment can greatly enhance family harmony.

True holiness lies in harmony — not deprivation. Judaism calls for joyful, balanced living where caring for the body is part of serving God.

Rabbi Dan Tiomkin's important column on mental well-being.

What effort is necessary concerning livelihood? What is the guidance of Israel's greats on this matter?

How true love is tested not in grand gestures, but in how we act under pressure and find peace after conflict

From pregnancy to Passover, timeless Torah guidance on empathy, partnership, and the everyday acts that create true shalom bayit