Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Ekeb: The Reward of Consistency: Valuing the Small Mitzvot 7.31.26

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ot5jtxsoi3r5iefvm1085/The_Power_of_Small_Deeds.png?rlkey=7bauml7sbye3i2wyv4o16gkpe&dl=0The Reward of Consistency: Valuing the Small MitzvotJul 31, 2026In his analysis of Parashat Ekeb, Rabbi Moishe Haber explains that true spiritual greatness is found in observing the "small" commandments that people often disregard or "step on with their heel." While many individuals only feel motivated by excitement, inspiration, or public recognition, the Rabbi argues that a complete Jew must be consistent and sincere even in mundane or private tasks. Doing the right thing without the need for fanfare or emotional triggers transforms a person's character and serves as a powerful example for the next generation. Although religious reward is typically reserved for the afterlife, the Rabbi suggests that abundant blessings are granted in this world to those who serve God with genuine joy and integrity. Ultimately, the text emphasizes that wholesome devotion requires moving beyond fleeting feelings to embrace a life of steady, disciplined action.https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8f09y9n1kkadx41zobd3h/The_Power_of_the_Heel.pdf?rlkey=1qgrhdp7irshjmb9v0uhyykd8&dl=0