RABBI DONIEL FRANK | Director, M.A.P. Seminars, Inc., Marriage and Family Therapist Click here to download PDF transcript There are many opinions as to what Moshe and Aharon did wrong at the incident of the rock. According to the Midrash Rabbah, it’s

RABBI DONIEL FRANK | Director, M.A.P. Seminars, Inc., Marriage and Family Therapist Click here to download PDF transcript Back in Beha’aloscha, Moshe had been described as the humblest of all men. At the same time, in this week’s parsha, we find a s

RABBI DONIEL FRANK | Director, M.A.P. Seminars, Inc., Marriage and Family Therapist Click here to download PDF transcript We all have our comfort zones. And we like being there because, well, it’s comfortable. It makes no demands on us to stretch or c

RABBI DONIEL FRANK | Director, M.A.P. Seminars, Inc., Marriage and Family Therapist Click here to download PDF transcript Life constantly calls us into greatness. Sometimes we respond and sometimes we don’t. What makes the difference? Parshas Bamidbar

RABBI DONIEL FRANK | Director, M.A.P. Seminars, Inc., Marriage and Family Therapist Click here to download PDF transcript If we go in Hashem’s statutes and observe His commandments, the Torah promises us incredible rewards. Rashi says that “going in

RABBI DONIEL FRANK | Director, M.A.P. Seminars, Inc., Marriage and Family Therapist Click here to download PDF transcript Hebrew is the only language in which the word for “life”, chayim, is in the plural. But more specifically, it’s not a plural

RABBI DONIEL FRANK | Director, M.A.P. Seminars, Inc., Marriage and Family Therapist Click here to download PDF transcript The Torah tells the story about the blasphemer, the son of a Jewish mother and an Egyptian father who gets into a fight with a fell

Click here to download PDF transcript The Torah tells us to “be holy,” and the Ramban explains it to mean that we can’t allow ourselves to become “degenerates within the confines of Torah,” people who look for loopholes to indulge in areas tha

Click here to download PDF transcript The first posuk in the parsha says: “Hashem spoke to Moshe after the death of Aharon’s sons when they approached before Hashem and they died.” And then the following posuk starts with the words, “And Hashem

Click here to download PDF transcript Speaking lashon harah is a very serious crime. We all know that. It’s all over our literature. For example, the gemara says that lashon harah is more severe than the three cardinal sins. And the Shelah, on this we