Colby brings us up to speed with the latest installment in our 39 Melachot series. Did you know dragging that chair in the dirt could be a problem? How about eating that orange outside??

Gregory warms us up with some tractors and building equipment, then brings in the big guns to teach us about the KLI and cooking on Shabbat.

Taylor is next up discussing the bottom line for the Sabbath. What's up with tearing the toilet paper? Actually, the class was more interested in writing and erasing!

Joshua kicks off our extended study of the 39 Melachot by introducing us to the specifics of combing and shearing.

We don't MAKE the Sabbath holy, we KEEP it holy. But how is that done? The Sages have a list of 39 categories of labor that are prohibited on the Sabbath. From where did this list come, and how do we apply these in our lives today?

Jonathan gave an overview of the life and beginnings of Hillel. Gain a deeper understanding of why his comments are consistent with his theology.

If we are setting ourselves apart as men with a higher calling, then we should be able to accurately handle the word of G-d. We should KNOW the answers to questions of our faith off the tops of our heads. We should find ourselves at home discussing the Holy Writings. Let's see how we're doing.

Review of Rabbi Fohrman's book, "The Queen You Thought You Knew."

David responds to the latest Vegan-approval podcast from Rabbi Jeremy Gimpel, to ask us some serious questions about the Biblical validity of their position. Performed remotely from Torah North in Canada, eh?

A simple, gentle critique of the visible representation of the church in our days.