Fire of the Heart
Today is 18 Iyar. Today is Lag B’Omer. Today is the day we build an inner bonfire. Tune in to learn how.
Burning Bright for HaShem
According to Bilvavi, there are three ways to grow spiritually:
Matzo, Sefirah, and You
Learn how to “be the matzo” and humbly grow during this period of Sefirah.
Be a Growing Matzo
The Gemara, Pesachim 116b, teaches us that every generation should view itself as if it was the generation that left Mitzrayim. If we consider this in light of the bnei yisroel’s first Pesach, we have an interesting situation. HaShem instructs klal yisroel to take hyssop, dip it in blood, and paint the doorways of our…
A Pure Offering
The sidra gives us a retelling of the different korbonos that can be brought. Near the end, we are given an accounting of the sacrifices to bring for unintentional sins. We have a list for the Kohen, for a ruler, and for the individual. There’s a common misconception that has been made regarding the notion…
Finding the Right Timing
Ki Sisa introduces many concepts, one essential one being the daily d’oraisa mitzvah of reciting korbonos.
Tetzaveh & Unmasking Purim
Let’s look to the close connection between our parsha and the yontif that trascends time – Purim
Tetzaveh & Purim Unmasked
This week’s Divrei Torah is a double-hitter, both on Parshas Titzaveh and Purim. Enjoy!
Holy Waters
Join Rabbi Yoni in this Shovavim class as he explores the inyan of mikveh for men.
Holy Waters: Mikveh for Men
What is Shovavim שובבים? Shovavim is an acronym for a set of parshios in which the Torah is telling us about the increasing levels of kedusha of klal yisroel. The parshios are: ש Shemos, ו Vaera, ב Bo, ב Bishalach, י Yisro, מ Mishpatim.
Yisro & Methods of Faith
Yisro, the minister of Midian, the father-in-law of Moshe, heard everything that G-d did to Moshe and to Israel, His people – that HaShem had taken Israel out of Egypt. Yisro, the father-in-law of Moshe, took Zipporah, the wife of Moshe, after she had been sent away; and her two sons: of whom the name…
“Shir” Emunah
In the parsha, klal yisroel sing Shirah to HaShem regarding their redemption from mitzrayim, even though they were still in the midst of escaping their oppression.