Sefer Devarim

עקב

Limmud

פרשה

From Rock to Garden

Sarah Salvay & Shira Schiowitz

Through Yeshayahu, we look back at the foundations from which we were shaped and trust in Hashem’s ability to bring renewal even from places of desolation.

Limmud

עקב

Blessings Fulfilled

Tsvi Josephs

This limmud teaches that the Land of Israel is full of gifts—food, water, and resources. The Torah reminds us to thank Hashem, because real blessing is noticing what we have and showing gratitude.

עקב

Limmud

פרשה

From Rock to Garden

Sarah Salvay & Shira Schiowitz

Through Yeshayahu, we look back at the foundations from which we were shaped and trust in Hashem’s ability to bring renewal even from places of desolation.

Limmud

עקב

Blessings Fulfilled

Tsvi Josephs

This limmud teaches that the Land of Israel is full of gifts—food, water, and resources. The Torah reminds us to thank Hashem, because real blessing is noticing what we have and showing gratitude.

ראה

Limmud

ראה

Banim Atem

Rick Schindelheim

Is our status as “Hashem’s children” dependent on our observance of His Torah or do we remain His children no matter what? This debate among Tannaim prompts us to examine the nature of our relationship with Hashem and other important relationships in our lives.

ראה

Limmud

ראה

Banim Atem

Rick Schindelheim

שופטים

פרשה

שופטים

Letting Go to Move Forward

Shmuel Hain and Elie Schwartz

What holds us back from starting fresh? How can our past mistakes hurt or help us move forward? This session explores these questions as they relate to the rules of those who return from war in Parshat Shoftim.

Limmud

שופטים

The Message of the Jewish King

Rick Schindelheim

Do the rules and limitations placed upon the king of Israel have anything to teach ordinary people about how to live our own lives? A careful and reflective reading of the psukim will show us how they certainly do!

שופטים

פרשה

שופטים

Letting Go to Move Forward

Shmuel Hain and Elie Schwartz

Limmud

שופטים

The Message of the Jewish King

Rick Schindelheim

כי תצא

Limmud

כי תצא

They’re Not Listening!

Yehuda Chanales

Using the Torah’s description of the ben soreir u’moreh (wayward child), this limmud helps the group explore what listening means and looks like and sets the stage for the core components of Lev Hashavua.

Limmud

כי תצא

Finding Yourself

Kenny Schiowitz

How might the mitzvah of hashavat aveidah, returning lost items, help us consider what we have lost and hope to find in ourselves as we start a new year?

Limmud

כי תצא

What Do You Choose to Remember?

Michael Friedman

The idea of a MItzvah to remember an event, particularly an event we we not physically present for, speaks to our central identity as Jews. Each of us looks at the world through the lens of our memories. How can we tap into those, and if we were to choose what to remember, what would say are the essential memories for our identity?

Limmud

כי תצא

This is why I’m here (al menat kein)

Rick Schindelheim

Hashem redeemed you from “there” and brought you “here” for a purpose! Just like He redeemed Am Yisrael from Mitzrayim so that they can do His mitzvot. What’s your “al menat kein“?

כי תצא

Limmud

כי תצא

They’re Not Listening!

Yehuda Chanales

Limmud

כי תצא

Finding Yourself

Kenny Schiowitz

How might the mitzvah of hashavat aveidah, returning lost items, help us consider what we have lost and hope to find in ourselves as we start a new year?

Limmud

כי תצא

What Do You Choose to Remember?

Michael Friedman

Limmud

כי תצא

This is why I’m here (al menat kein)

Rick Schindelheim

Hashem redeemed you from “there” and brought you “here” for a purpose! Just like He redeemed Am Yisrael from Mitzrayim so that they can do His mitzvot. What’s your “al menat kein“?

כי תבוא

Limmud

כי תבוא

Vidui Maaser

Rick Schindelheim

Does Teshuvah only mean thinking about what we’re doing wrong? The mitzvah of “viduy ma’aser” teaches us that acknowledging our spiritual SUCCESSES plays a crucial role in helping us grow closer to Hashem.

כי תבוא

Limmud

כי תבוא

Vidui Maaser

Rick Schindelheim

נצבים

Limmud

נצבים

ובחרת בחיים למען תחיה

Yishai Singer

This limmud invites us to reflect on the Torah’s call to “choose life” by noticing the choices we make in our daily lives and how they bring meaning and connection to ourselves and others.

Limmud

נצבים

Close Enough to Touch

Jay Goldmintz

Torah is never out of reach—it’s not distant in the heavens or across the sea, but close to our hearts and mouths, ready for us to live and speak it. The same is true for Hashem.

Limmud

נצבים

Ki Karov

Yehuda Chanales

נצבים

Limmud

נצבים

ובחרת בחיים למען תחיה

Yishai Singer

This limmud invites us to reflect on the Torah’s call to “choose life” by noticing the choices we make in our daily lives and how they bring meaning and connection to ourselves and others.

Limmud

נצבים

Close Enough to Touch

Jay Goldmintz

Torah is never out of reach—it’s not distant in the heavens or across the sea, but close to our hearts and mouths, ready for us to live and speak it. The same is true for Hashem.

Limmud

נצבים

Ki Karov

Yehuda Chanales

וילך

Limmud

וילך

Gather Up

Jay Goldmintz

Hakhel gathered every Jew—young, old, and in between—into one sacred space to hear the Torah. Some experiences are too powerful to miss.

Limmud

וילך

The Impact of Torah

Rick Schindelheim

We typically talk about what we do TO the Torah: keep it, learn it, guard it, honor it, etc. Hakhel prompts us to ask: What does Torah do to us?

וילך

Limmud

וילך

Gather Up

Jay Goldmintz

Hakhel gathered every Jew—young, old, and in between—into one sacred space to hear the Torah. Some experiences are too powerful to miss.

Limmud

וילך

The Impact of Torah

Rick Schindelheim

We typically talk about what we do TO the Torah: keep it, learn it, guard it, honor it, etc. Hakhel prompts us to ask: What does Torah do to us?

האזינו

Limmud

האזינו

Simu Levavchem

Rick Schindelheim

“Put your heart in it,” “it’s not empty,” “it’s your life and will lengthen your days.” Let’s explore what Moshe tried to tell us about the Torah in one of his final speeches.

האזינו

Limmud

האזינו

Simu Levavchem

Rick Schindelheim

“Put your heart in it,” “it’s not empty,” “it’s your life and will lengthen your days.” Let’s explore what Moshe tried to tell us about the Torah in one of his final speeches.

Sefer Devarim

עקב

From Rock to Garden

Blessings Fulfilled

עקב

From Rock to Garden

Blessings Fulfilled

ראה

Banim Atem

ראה

Banim Atem

שופטים

Letting Go to Move Forward

The Message of the Jewish King

שופטים

Letting Go to Move Forward

The Message of the Jewish King

כי תצא

They’re Not Listening!

Finding Yourself

What Do You Choose to Remember?

This is why I’m here (al menat kein)

כי תצא

They’re Not Listening!

Finding Yourself

What Do You Choose to Remember?

This is why I’m here (al menat kein)

כי תבוא

Vidui Maaser

כי תבוא

Vidui Maaser

נצבים

ובחרת בחיים למען תחיה

Close Enough to Touch

Ki Karov

נצבים

ובחרת בחיים למען תחיה

Close Enough to Touch

Ki Karov

וילך

Gather Up

The Impact of Torah

וילך

Gather Up

The Impact of Torah

האזינו

Simu Levavchem

האזינו

Simu Levavchem

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