Rav Pincus highlights the importance of humility in Tefillot in general and in the Tefillah of Nipul in specific.

Rav Pincus concludes his discussion on the concept of, "Tefillah Oseh Mechtza," and explains how it relates to the Tefillah of Nipul.

Rav Pincus begins to discuss the idea that, "Tefillah Oseh Mechtzah," prayer accomplishes half.

Rav Pincus points to the model of the Yatom and Almana in order to help us better understand the Tefillah of Nipul.

Rav Pincus uses the model of a mother and a child to help us better understand why Nipul works in the way it does.

Rav Pincus explainsthe thought process behing giving only a small gift to someone who collects door to door and how that relates to Nipul.

Rav Pincus discusses the Rambam's reasoning for only requiring a person to give a door-to-door collector a small gift.

Rav Pincus points to a Gemara which shows that when we present our requests as true needs that Hashem feels compelled to respond.

Rav Pincus elaborates on the Rambam's first condition for giving Tzedaka in order to better understand Tefillah in general and Nipul in specific.

Rav Pincus quotes the Rambam's discussion of the rules of Matnot Aniyim, gifts to the poor, in order to better understand Tefillah in general and Nipul in specific.