Serving Hashem with Joy

A deep look at his teachings, his spiritual practices, and the timeless impact of his classic work

Exploring the wisdom, stories, and moral teachings of one of Judaism’s greatest storytellers and master maggidim

Parshat Ki Tavo is a celebration of gratitude, joy, and choosing life — revealing that true happiness comes from serving God with a joyful heart

Timeless teachings on how serving God with joy brings greater blessings, deeper wisdom, and lasting spiritual connection

How joy in Torah, prayer, and good deeds opens the soul to divine light and lasting spiritual fulfillment

How recognizing God’s unconditional Fatherly love empowers us to live with joy, dignity, and protection from sin

Why the sages warn against delaying repentance, the parable of the rich man and the beggar, and how true teshuvah begins with joy, sincerity, and action today

Discover how joy opens the gates to wisdom, prophecy, and spiritual greatness

Understanding why lack of joy in mitzvot brings spiritual loss, and how faith transforms challenges into lasting happiness

Exploring the Jewish view of faith, its history, its role in resilience, and why it remains the foundation of meaning and joy

Why divine love never ends, even through punishment and exile, and how it empowers us to live with joy and purpose

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

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

At his son’s Bar Mitzvah, the Chatam Sofer revealed that the first mitzvah one fulfills is the commandment to rejoice in serving God

When running on Shabbat is forbidden, when it’s allowed for a mitzvah or enjoyment, and how to balance between rest and joy on the holy day