Yom Kippur: You Are Not Defined by Your Past
Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz
Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz
How the sukkah and the Four Species teach us to embrace differences, create meaningful family moments, and find joy even when the holiday feels challenging
Rabbi Dan Tiomkin
22.09.26 | 07:52
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Discover how gratitude, healthy boundaries, meaningful relationships, and the Torah’s call to “choose life” can help us find greater joy in the life we are living today
Shira Priant
01.09.26 | 15:03
Discover why the Sefat Emet describes joy as a spiritual vessel for Ruach HaKodesh and how the happiness of Sukkot can bring Divine vitality into the entire year
Yonatan HaLevi
24.08.26 | 12:48
From the joy of forgiveness after Yom Kippur to the sukkah as Hashem’s embrace, discover five powerful reasons Sukkot is called Zman Simchateinu and how its lessons can bring lasting joy throughout the year
Shuli Shmueli
24.08.26 | 11:49
A powerful teaching from Parashat Ki Tavo reveals why the Or HaChaim says that experiencing the true sweetness of Torah can make all the world’s treasures seem insignificant
Yonatan HaLevi
23.08.26 | 12:59
In a world that constantly encourages us to seek more, discover why choosing less can lead to greater peace, stronger relationships, deeper focus, and a more meaningful life
Penina Leshem
06.08.26 | 16:18
Discover how Parashat Re'eh teaches that every decision matters, true happiness comes through giving, parents are life's greatest teachers, and responsibility must come before rights
Sivan Rahav-Meir
02.08.26 | 10:20
Discover a timeless lesson in patience, humility, and the true joy of Yom Kippur through two inspiring stories from Torah giants
Naama Green
29.07.26 | 23:43
Discover Rabbi Nachman's inspiring teaching on overcoming discouragement by recognizing your inner goodness, along with practical laws explaining the Torah's prohibition of shaatnez
Hidabroot
29.07.26 | 15:58
Rabbi Eliezer Zeytouneh
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Discover why the Sages considered Tu B'Av one of the greatest days in the Jewish calendar, exploring its connection to forgiveness, repentance, restored unity, and the remarkable events that transformed it into Judaism's Festival of Love
Shira Dabush (Cohen)
26.07.26 | 11:37
Rabbi Rafi Mollot
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein
Rabbi Daniel Rowe
Rabbi Daniel Glatstein