In this week’s drasha, we explore a curious moment: Moshe blesses the people after the holy work is already done. Why?🕍 What the Mishkan teaches us about elevating the ordinary🙏 The deeper meaning behind Moshe’s unexpected blessing🎶 How singing while cooking (yes, really!) becomes spiritual practice📖 The surprising connection between the Mishnah and Luke 17:21This drasha is a gentle but powerful reminder: Hashem doesn’t just dwell in the Mishkan. He dwells within you—in the ordinary moments, the “boring” routines, and even the dirty dishes.🎥 Watch it now and rediscover the holiness hiding in plain sight.

In this enlightening video, we delve into the Torah portion of Pekudei, exploring the profound connections between the Tabernacle's construction and the Messiah, as well as the Messianic Era. Discover how the repetition of the word "tabernacle" in Exodus 38:21 symbolizes the mirror between the earthly sanctuary and its heavenly counterpart, reflecting God's indwelling presence across both realms. Jeremiah 17:12 and insights from the Midrash Tanchuma reveal the direct correspondence between the sanctuaries, affirming the interconnectedness of the divine and the mortal.Moreover, we uncover the messianic symbolism in the priestly garments' design, representing royalty, purity, and the ultimate sacrifice. This segment emphasizes the Messiah's role as the bridge between humanity and Hashem, carrying our names and burdens, much like the high priest.The completion of the Tabernacle on a significant date intertwines the joy of construction with the joy of Nissan, drawing parallels between the Tabernacle's assembly and the birth of Yitzchak, symbolizing redemption and the anticipation of the Messianic Era. This connection to Isaac's birth underscores the redemptive power of waiting and faith, echoed in the promise of Psalms 126:1-2, where laughter and joy herald the final redemption.Eliyahu HaNavi's expected arrival during Passover in Nisan further aligns with the theme of redemption, signifying the nearness of the Messiah's coming. The narrative extends to the Garden of Eden, exploring how sin distances the Shechinah, or divine presence, from the world, while righteousness draws it near again. Through the righteous acts of figures like Moshe, the divine presence was once restored to Earth, mirroring the Edenic state.However, subsequent sins led to the Shechinah's departure, as depicted in Ezekiel, promising a hopeful future where the Messiah re-establishes God's eternal presence among His people. This vision of an Edenic Temple, complete with a life-giving river, encapsulates the ultimate reconciliation between God and humanity.Join us as we traverse these rich themes, drawing from both Torah and Brit Hadashah, to illuminate the Messiah's role in reconciling the heavenly and earthly realms, and in ushering in an era of divine presence and everlasting peace. Discover more about this sacred connection and how it shapes our understanding of the Messiah and the forthcoming redemption.

Dive deep into the heart of Passover with this comprehensive study exploring its historical roots, halakhic laws, spiritual symbolism, and prophetic significance. Drawing from Torah, Mishnah, Talmud, rabbinic teachings—including Rabbi David Bar-Hayim—and Messianic insights, this session unpacks the deeper meaning behind the Exodus story, the seder plate, the four cups of wine, homemade matzah, and the future redemption. Perfect for those seeking to reclaim ancient practices and enhance their celebration of this foundational Jewish holiday.

If building the Mishkan—a dwelling place for the Divine—was forbidden on Shabbat… what does that say about our weekend to-do lists? 😲In this heartfelt drash on Parshat Vayakhel, we explore the mystery of why the Torah repeats the command to keep Shabbat right before describing the building of the Mishkan. Discover the deeper meaning of melachah (creative work), and how Jewish tradition uniquely understands what it really means to "rest" on Shabbat.🔌 Do electricity, screens, and productivity sneak into your sacred time?📖 Can a book and quiet stillness help you reconnect with Hashem?Learn how true Shabbat rest isn’t just about stopping work—but about returning to yourself, your community, and your Creator.🕯️ Be still. Unplug. Be present. Because even the holiest work had to pause for Shabbat.👉 Watch now and rethink what it means to truly honor the day of rest.

What does ancient linen have to do with Jewish survival and spiritual readiness for redemption? A lot more than you think. In this drash on Parshat Vayakhel and Shabbat Parah, discover the powerful symbolism behind the fine twisted linen of the Mishkan—and how it mirrors the unity and endurance of the Jewish people. We also explore the red heifer’s deeper meaning and its urgent reminder to purify not just our homes for Pesach, but our hearts and minds.You'll never look at fabric, Shabbat, or Pesach prep the same way again.🔍 Plus: Why this week's maftir is no ordinary reading, how four special Shabbatot align with the four cups of the Seder, and the spiritual reason to start dressing with more kavod when reading from the Torah.👉 Don't miss this rich teaching filled with ancient insights, modern meaning, and timely reflection.

Dive into the sacred mysteries of the anointing oil in this week's Torah portion, Ki Tisa, and its profound connection to the Messiah. Explore how the holy anointing oil, shemen mishchat-kodesh, crafted by Moshe, plays a pivotal role in sanctifying the Tabernacle, the cohanim, and the kings of Israel. Discover the oil's miraculous longevity, believed to last until the final generation, and its destined use for anointing the Messiah, as foretold in Psalms 45:7 and echoed in the Brit Hadashah in Hebrews 1:8-9, highlighting the Messiah's anointing with "the oil of gladness."Uncover the reasons behind the unique necessity for the Messiah's anointing, despite being the heir to King David's throne. Delve into the midrashic interpretation of Psalms 2:7, revealing the Messiah as a new creation, unrecognized and necessitating anointing to affirm His divine kingship. This video elucidates the symbolic and literal significance of the anointing process, connecting it with the Messiah's future coronation, accompanied by shofar blasts and global acclamation, as prophesied in the Brit Hadashah.Join us as we journey through the scriptural and rabbinic insights into the anointing oil's eternal significance and its ultimate fulfillment in the anointing of the Messiah.

What does it mean to truly walk with Hashem—not just in moments of clarity, but in the everyday struggles of life?This week’s drash explores a profound truth: It’s easy to stay faithful when we feel Hashem’s presence, but what about when we don’t?Why did Israel build the golden calf—right after witnessing Hashem’s majesty?What can tzitzit and tefillin teach us about staying connected to our purpose?How do we make every moment—every fifteen minutes—a step toward Hashem instead of away from Him?These are not just abstract questions. They shape the way we live, the choices we make, and how we represent Hashem in the world.

Purim is behind us, but its lessons continue to echo—especially in a world where we are called to be a light to the nations.This week’s drash unpacks a fascinating question: What does it mean to truly see Hashem’s hand in everything?Why did Moshe plead for Israel’s distinction from other nations?What does Purim’s puzzling command to blur the lines between Haman and Mordechai really mean?How does Hashem use unexpected people—like Leonard Cohen—to bring praise to the entire world?This deep and thought-provoking discussion will challenge the way you see your role in the world and inspire you to embrace your calling with clarity and purpose.

What do you do when Hashem’s timing doesn’t align with your expectations?This week’s drash reveals a powerful pattern—whether at Har Sinai, in the days of King Saul, or even in modern times, when faith wavers, people seek substitutes.Why did Israel turn to the golden calf, despite knowing Hashem’s power?What lesson can we learn from King Saul’s impatience that cost him the kingdom?How do we stand firm in faith when the majority seems to go the other way?This discussion also tackles a deeper warning: miracles alone are not proof of truth. In a world filled with dazzling signs and growing religious movements, how do we discern Hashem’s true path?📖 Revelation 14:12 gives us the answer: A call for the perseverance of the saints—those who keep the commandments of Hashem and hold to the faith of Yeshua.Are you ready to answer this call?

Are we simply following rituals, or are we truly embodying our role as a kingdom of priests and a holy nation?This week’s Ki Tisa drash explores a powerful message: Moshe didn’t just seek forgiveness—he sought distinction for Israel, a separation that was both physical and spiritual. But what does that really mean for us today?Are we living as a light to the nations?Do we internalize the meaning behind the mitzvot, or are we just going through the motions?How does the way we carry ourselves reflect on all of Am Yisrael?These questions—and more—are unpacked in this impactful discussion. Watch now and rediscover what it truly means to serve Hashem in every moment of our lives.