
Esther the Psychologist
How a Young Jewish Woman Brought Down the Two Most Powerful Men on Earth - from Rabbi Steven Weil.
Feb 29, 2012
By Rabbi Steven Weil

Haftorahman: Haftarah for Shabbat Chanukah 2
In the Haftarah for the second Shabbat Chanukah, Shlomo prepares to dedicate the Beit HaMikdash. Hundreds of years later, the Jews did the same on the first Chanukah. Haftorahman brings you...
Dec 20, 2011
By Reuben Ebrahimoff

Haftorahman: Haftarah for Shabbat Chanukah 1
The Haftarah for Shabbat Chanukah is from Zechariah. The haftarah shows that success isn’t determined by might, but by God. A fitting message for Chanukah when we celebrate that the few defeated...
Dec 20, 2011
By Reuben Ebrahimoff

The book… that became… a bride
The holiday of Simchat Torah is a holiday purely created by the Jewish people. It shows Judaism is a love story – the love of a people for a book –...
Oct 17, 2011
By Britain's Former Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Haftorahman: Haftarah for Simchat Torah
The haftarah, the beginning of the book of Yehoshua, picks up the story where the Torah reading left off, with Moshe’s death & Yehoshua becoming the leader. Haftorahman brings you a...
Oct 17, 2011
By Reuben Ebrahimoff

Joy is… An Open Roof, An Open Door, An...
Living in the sukkah reminds us that joy doesn’t come from living in permanent dwellings, large houses. We can sit in a shack and still attain joy.
Oct 11, 2011
By Britain's Former Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Minefields: Rambam’s Analysis of the Twenty‐Four Spiritual Roadblocks that...
Minefields: A discussion of the Rambam’s analysis of the 24 spiritual roadblocks that preclude teshuva. Presented by Rabbi Steven Weil. Download the source sheet
Oct 4, 2011
By Rabbi Steven Weil

Haftorahman: Haftarah for Shabbat Shuva
The haftarah for the Shabbat between Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur focuses on teshuva. God tells us to return to Him, we strayed, so it’s up to us. Haftorahman brings you...
Oct 1, 2011
By Reuben Ebrahimoff

Chizuk for The Yamim Noraim: Rabbi Eytan Feiner
In Tehillim Dovid HaMelech says “va’ani tefillah”, I am prayer? It means being constantly connected to & thinking about God. Yitzchak also epitomizes this. Chizuk for The Yamim Noraim. Presented by...
Sep 1, 2011
By Rabbi Eytan Feiner

Honest to G-d Program: Infusing our Lives with Integrity
Kosher Money: There are 2 types of teshuva: everyday teshuva, correcting the specific wrongs committed and Yom Kippur Teshuva, a global redefining of who we are. How do we accomplish this?
Sep 1, 2011
By Rabbi Cary Friedman
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