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Modern culture teaches that self-expression is always healthy, but Judaism offers a radically different framework for understanding the concept of wasting seed, abortion, birth control, desire, discip...
If the Torah says that Hashem loves, desires, and becomes angry, are these only metaphors, or do they reveal something deeper about the divine? This thought-provoking lesson explores profound teaching...
In this timely discussion, a rabbi offers a Torah perspective on the conflict between Israel and Iran and its spiritual connection to the story of Purim. Drawing on teachings from Chazal, he explains...
In a time of exile, fear, and uncertainty, the prophet delivers a timeless message: true security does not come from powerful nations, wealth, or pride. This class explores the prophecy of Egypt, Phar...
Of the vessels of the Beit Hamikdash, the Aron represents quiet, hidden Torah, while the Menorah symbolizes Torah that shines outward through kindness. Through stories, humor, and deep Midrash, Rabbi...
Shabbos Kestenbaum never thought he would sue Harvard University. But after October 7th 2023, everything changed. What followed wasn’t silence; it was celebration. While Jews were being murdered in Is...
If God is infinite, can He really care about “small” things, like a tiny mitzvah, a private struggle, or the details of a daily life? This talk flips that question on its head: the very fact that God...
In this wide-ranging conversation, Rabbi Singer connects Tanach, redemption, and today’s upheavals — arguing that the greatest danger is getting “accustomed to” miracles. From the return to Israel, to...
When Rabbi Dovid Trenk urged a student to stay and help build a small study hall, it wasn’t about keeping him there, but about showing him his value. Years later, the student realized that his rebbi’s...
After devastating loss, addiction, mental illness, and years of searching for answers, Nosson and Esther found something they never had before — clarity, community, and connection to Hashem. This powe...
