Judaism (Page 139)
Shmini: Bribe Yourself
Covenant & Conversation for Shmini: Enthusiasm
Broken and whole
The Temple Institute on the parsha: Staying in tune
The parsha and current events: On the roof of the Beit Hamikdash
Not just the tuba, the full orchestra!
Shmini: The stork and what its name means for us
For Parshat Para: Purifying passion
Shmini: The return to spirituality
Psalm 112: No fear!
Weekly Tanya lecture: Chap. 24, class 4
Coming close
The person in the parsha: Increasing gratitude
The Parsha and current events: The final defeat of Amalek
The Temple Institute on the Parsha
Covenant & Conversation for Tsav: Sacrifice
We rejoice in defiance of terror
The Purim story is not just the good guys against the bad guys
Purim: The Divine curveball
A very Trump Purim
The Joy of Purim
Purim and sacrifices: Why walled cities celebrate the 15th of Adar
The poor on Purim
Insights on Purim - Ask the Rabbi
Distinguishing blessing from curse
Respecting limits on Purim
The extraordinary celebration of Purim
Laws of Purim Demukafin (in walled cities) that falls on a Friday
Weekly Tanya lecture: Chap. 24, class 3
Purim: The joy of Judaism and Torah
True humility
Amalek, then and now
For Vayikra: Uproar over a new Yeshiva in Jerusalem.
The Parsha and Current Events: to protect, defend and preserve
Remembrance: Symbolism and laws of Parshat Zachor
Hearing the call
Covenant & Conversation for Vayikra
For Parshat Zachor: Purim in Hell
The Temple Institute on Vayikra
Divine togetherness in Israel
Build a fence to protect you from yourself
The upcoming ordination imbroglio
Weekly Tanya lecture: Chap. 24, class 2
Gladden the hearts of a chatan and kallah
Psalm 19: Words acceptable to G-d
A Bell and a Pomegranate
The Mishkan of Edut
Revelation takes work
From the office of the Chief Rabbi: Dvar Torah for Pekudei
Pekudei: Keeping accounts
Rosh Chodesh Adar Essay: When Adar arrives we increase our happiness
The Temple Institute on the parsha: Perfecting G-d's creation
Pekudei: Let the celebrations begin!
Torah Insights for Pekudei
A Special Spirituality
Covenant & Conversation for Pikudei
Pikudei: First thing in the morning
The Parsha and Current Events: How do you measure up?