All Articles Fromהרב דן טיומקין

Is there a way to preserve the initial love we feel for Hashem throughout our lives? Why do we sometimes fail in this task?

Embarking on a journey of faith requires remembering crucial concepts like 'bridge', 'question mark', 'boxing match', and a few others. Find out their connections and relevance here.

Thinking about asking a rabbi for guidance? Discover how to choose the right rabbi, present your question, and understand the response. Rabbi Dan Tiomkin offers insights.

"When funds are lacking - tension arises, often leading to disputes. Many husbands choose to blame their wives for not being strong enough in faith and trust. But is this the Torah's approach? Rabbi Dan Tiomkin provides a crucial insight."

Release guilt and frustration, recharge, and understand how your child’s mind works. Rabbi Dan Tiumkin offers 7 insightful tips for parents of children with ADHD.

"While it's simple and necessary, some don't understand the point of focusing on the heart's inner aspect. On the other hand, some concentrate on these matters and tend to neglect the importance of halachic observance." Rav Dan Tiomkin explains whether it's true that 'after the actions, our hearts are drawn?' How significant is the heart in the teshuva process compared to the mind?

"A person is obligated to provide their body and soul with the necessary basics to function, believe, and survive long-term, recognizing that needs differ vastly across eras and individuals." Rabbi Dan Tiomkin reflects on the intricate balance of spirituality and material necessity.

"Stressed on Friday evening? Prepare for Shabbat on Thursday. Always argue on the way when running late and leaving at the last minute? Leave two hours earlier. These situations, for the wife, are like a test to see if we are merely pretending the rest of the time or if we truly appreciate and respect her, as this is where a person is revealed." - Rabbi Dan Tiumkin in an article that will bring peace to your home.

"While a typical man may rely heavily on family during a birth, a woman who has returned to faith is entirely dependent on her husband. If at this stage he turns away from her, thinking it might hinder his spiritual growth towards Hashem, it reveals to her that he does not truly love, respect, or understand her, affecting their marital harmony in the future." – Rabbi Dan Tiomkin on maintaining peace at home after childbirth for those returning to faith