Sermons & Divrei Torah

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In a moment when the world feels profoundly broken, Rabbi Felicia Sol reflects on how Jewish tradition teaches us to respond: by gathering together, giving to one another, and searching for sparks of light even in the darkest times.

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Some truths lie beyond reason. Through the strange ritual of the red heifer, Rabbi Shuli Passow invites us to see mystery not as a problem to solve, but as a path toward faith and peace of mind.

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How do we preserve our humanity when the primal fear of an existential threat drives us to blot out our enemies? Rabbi Becca Weintraub explores this crucial and delicate balance urging us not to abandon our moral clarity and succumb to our darkest impulses.

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In this week’s D’var Torah, Rabbi Felicia Sol reflects on the tension between the sanctuaries we build and the sanctuaries we are meant to become. She challenges us to consider whether our institutions expand our moral imagination or quietly make us too comfortable in narrow places. The Mishkan, she teaches, was both gift and concession: the truest dwelling place for the divine is the fragile, open human heart.

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Rabbi Roly Matalon reflects on moments when fear and moral truth collide, drawing a powerful parallel between the awe and terror of revelation at Mount Sinai and the unsettling realities of our own time.

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