A Bisl Torah

As long as we are reaching higher, we continue learning, loving, and living.

In this new year, we must get out of our own way. God is waiting in the field…who are we to delay the process of return?

May it be a season of change and a season of growth.

Real mistakes may never be fully wiped out, but instead, we can continue to wrestle with our thoughts and actions.

We casually say each day is a gift. But perhaps it’s only on birthdays where this phrase sinks in.

Being found sounds like such a gift.

Moses opens our eyes to a real necessity: if we truly love someone, sometimes, the hard, honest truths need to be shared.

As we meet each curve in the road, God’s gentle guidance will lead us to where we are meant to go.

The phrase “in the narrow places” comes from Lamentations 1:3. It’s a direct description of the People of Judah, now exiled, pursued even in the narrowest of places.

Together, we cry. Together, we mourn.