Weekly Parsha Insights

Click here to send us a text with your feedback! Thank you Yom Kippur can feel overwhelming. There is so much davening, so much to think about, and so much we want to achieve. But what is the actual avodah of the day? In this shiur, we look at how to approach Yom Kippur in a practical and meaningful way: how to use our energy wisely, how to approach Vidui without getting lost in the details, how to come before Hashem with genuine regret and a desire to return, and why Ne'ilah is the moment ...

Click here to send us a text with your feedback! Thank you In this episode we explore some practical pointers in Tefila. Followed by a heartfelt kumsitz. Get into the spirit of Rosh Hashana and be inspired! Support the show For feedback, source sheets or to sponsor a Shiur, please email [email protected]

Click here to send us a text with your feedback! Thank you Rosh Hashanah is Yom Hadin — a day associated with fear, awe and trembling. And yet, Chazal tell us to approach it with joy and confidence. So what are we actually supposed to feel? In this episode we share a fresh look at Pachad Hadin, Malchiyos and Bitachon that challenges some common assumptions about Rosh Hashanah. Come away with greater clarity about the avodah of the day and, hopefully, feeling encouraged and uplifted as y...

Click here to send us a text with your feedback! Thank you Dedicated לעי''נ הבח' יצחק מרדכי ז''ל בן רפאל דוד נ'''י Why does the Torah, Moshe Rabbeinu, Odam HaRishon and Megillas Eicha all use the word "איכה"? Is it simply a cry of despair, or is it something much deeper? In this shiur we uncover a powerful thread running through all three and discover how the very first word of Eicha may actually point us towards Geulah. Support the show For feedback, source sheets or to spo...

Click here to send us a text with your feedback! Thank you Can we respectfully question authority, or is that simply the path of Korach? In this week's Parshah, the daughters of Tzelofchad present a remarkable challenge. They approach Moshe Rabbeinu, argue their case, and hear Hashem declare: "The daughters of Tzelofchad are right." What made their challenge so different? Where is the line between healthy questioning and destructive rebellion? And what can their courage teach us about ou...