Rabbi Tuvia Serber

This week’s Torah reading has a very special commandments (that can be applied to non Jews also): to emulate God’s behavior: what does it mean and how do you do it?Based on Likkutei Sichot, vol. 34, p. 153

Tanya: Chapter 13, first partThis class teaches Tanya, Book of Beinonim (intermediate people). This is the most basic book of Chabad Chassidism by the Alter Rebbe, Rabi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, of blessed memory. This class explains the conflict inside Beinoni between his good and evil inclination and the help God Himself gives his good… Leer más »You are not a wicked person, just LIKE one…

This class explains the relationship of this special month in the Jewish calendar with the message of Judaism for no Jews.

In this week’s Torah reading, the Torah talks about the laws of divorce. There is an argument between our sages regarding the circumstances that would allow a man to divorce his wife. The opinions have an expression in our service to God.Based on Likkutei Sichot, vol. 4, p. 1121

Tanya: Chapter 12, second part This class teaches Tanya, Book of Beinonim (intermediate people). This is the most basic book of Chabad Chassidism by the Alter Rebbe, Rabi Shneur Zalman of Liadi, of blessed memory. This class explains the meaning of a «beinoni» – the intermediate person according to Tanya.

These are parts of a class where the subject of drugs came up and the perspective of Judaism is explained. The same ideas apply to alcohol.

In this week’s Torah reading, a man in compared to a tree of the field. And this is not just an example, rather, the true essence of a man is to be a tree of the field. What does it mean?Based on Likkutei Sichot, vol. 24, p. 115

In this week’s Torah reading a verse implies that we have to follow God. Even though the simple meaning is to observe His commandments, there is a deeper explanation.Based on Maamarim Katzarim of the Alter Rebbe, p. 116

This class explores the Jewish halachik (legal) perspective on the relationship between Shabbat and non Jews.

This week’s Torah reading starts with Moshe’s request to see and enter the Land of Israel. God rejected the request. However, from the way it as asked we can learn about our own prayers.Based on Likkutey Sichot, vol. 24, p. 28