repentance

It's never too soon to erase a spiritual debt

Rabbi Wolbe in a letter to his student: "Just don't fall into sadness or despair, know that every repentance is accepted." 10 inspiring sayings about repentance.

"Reflections on Repentance," the program where we discuss those who return to faith. This time: Does returning to faith mean leaving everything behind? And what is the most important advice for someone returning to faith? Listen in.

Overcoming Hopelessness Through Faith, Free Will, and the Power of Teshuvah (Repentance) in Jewish Thought

Discover the Jewish path to repentance, emotional healing, and transforming past sins into merits

A powerful story about the lasting impact of our actions and the journey of seeking forgiveness.

How a Kind Word, a Frozen Forest, and a Flame of Faith Can Bring a Soul Home

In a world that excuses "small" infractions, Torah law sets a higher bar, not out of strictness but in order to build a world of trust and integrity

Born in the Caucasus and raised in Moscow, Eva Pesach always believed she'd become an opera singer, until a transformative moment. As a yeshiva wife who doesn't give up on her musical passion, she shares her journey with excitement.

How guilt, regret, and nostalgia can hold us back- and how the present moment opens the door to healing, growth, and meaningful change.

From idol worship to heartfelt prayer, Menashe's story reveals that no sin is beyond forgiveness, and no soul is ever beyond return

A Powerful Look at Teshuvah, Divine Love, and Rebuilding Your Relationship with G-d After Sin

Why did the prisoner refuse to put on tefillin? Can a thief trust in Hashem? What distinguishes "Our King" from "Our Father"?

A king of faith, Torah, and miracles, Chizkiyahu led a spiritual revival and saw Divine salvation against all odds

A dying man stops at a tzaddik’s home for a blessing—and wakes up healed in body and soul.

A young yeshiva student made a mistake in 1989. Thirty years later, he’s still trying to make it right.

Jewish Wisdom on Trials, Repentance, and the Hidden Role of Pain in Personal and Spiritual Transformation

A touching story of one Jewish woman’s last prayer and the wedding that followed because of it

From returning stolen goods to repairing communal harm, Jewish law outlines a powerful journey of teshuvah (repentance) for acts of theft

At ten, Gil Mizrahi survived a life-threatening bacteria, leading his family to religious strength, though he remained distant. Twenty years later, far from home, he found Hashem unexpectedly and committed to a complete return.