Rav Pincus notes that in our Tefillot and Brachot we sometimes refer to Hashem in second person and other times in third person.

Rav Pincus reminds us that we need both a good argument and someone to make it in order to secure that for which we are Davening.

Rav Pincus teaches us that we must advance our arguments or other factors can outweigh our arguments.

Rav Pincus elaborates on why it is necessary for us to advance certain arguments as we Daven to Hashem.

Rav Pincus reminds us that we are great beneficiaries of the work of the Anshei Knesset HaGedolah who established the text of our Tefillot.

Rav Pincus introduces the 11th language, form, or expression of Tefillah, Chiluy.

Rav Pincus reminds us that while Tachanunim is a specific language, form, or expression of Tefillah, it is also an important mindset for all Tefillot.

Rav Pincus notes that the Otzar Matnat Chinam is limitless in many ways, but there still seem to be some limits and stipulations

Rav Pincus introduces us to a Midrash that describes the Otzar Matnat Chinam, the treasure house of free heavenly gifts.

Rav Pincus explains how, in reality, we should always have to ask Hashem for a Matnat Chinam.