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56:27
Tales of The Bible (Genesis) (56:27)
The Bible first hit the shelves some 3,300 years ago and hasn’t been revised since. How, then, does it remain relevant today? Do the stories of slaves and deserts and Canaanite tribes really matter anymore? An analytical look at the tales of the Torah reveals a wealth of contemporary meaning for our modern lives.
Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)
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4:47
Suffering (4:47)
God promised us that we will never be tested beyond our ability. Tests show you just how powerful you are.
Rabbi Zalman Nelson (9)
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10:39
Address to the Lay Leadership (10:39)
This lecture took place at the Chabad Lay Leadership Forum 2013.
Rabbi Yehuda Krinsky (16)
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13:04
The Spiritual Message of Shavuot (13:04)
Rabbi Menachem Wolf (12)
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6:57
The Reality is Greater than the Dream (6:57)
Rabbi Riskin shares a wonderful lesson from God's commandment to Moshe to errect the Tabernacle. God asssits every person in fulfiling their dreams, aspirations and goals. While we take our initial step and God takes care of the rest, we also discover at the fruition of our dreams that they were even greater than we imagined. .
Rabbi Dr. Shlomo Riskin (40)
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51:59
Crossfire 3 (2012) (51:59)
Join this panel of insightful Jewish minds as they address the most important issues of the day. Explore weighty issues with these highly intelligent and knowledgeable scholars. No subject too controversial, no challenge shirked. To see our other "Crossfire!" videos, click here. This panel was featured at the 7th annual National Jewish Retreat
Series: Crossfire!
Mrs. Rivkah Slonim (76)
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12:33
The Future of the Jewish Family (4) (12:33)
Which job can't be farmed out? Rabbi Lawrence Kemelmen, speaking at Sinai Indaba in South Africa, exhorts the audience to raise their children themselves, as a parent has the most influence on a child and their future spirituality. Produced by Sinai Indaba.
Rabbi Lawrence Kelemen (4)
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58:46
Ancient Role Models for Modern Times (58:46)
How can jewelry provide a path to effective child rearing? The Torah is replete with current messages from our ancestresses to improve our lives. Mrs. Esther Kosofsky begins with a fascinating visualization of the different jewelry brought as gifts for building the Tabernacle
Mrs. Esther Kosofsky (1)