Rabbi Zushe Greenberg

Torah Class - Parshat Pinchas: The Men Who Returned from the AbyssWhen deep down you know you're wrong, but outwardly you
go with the crowd. What can we learn from the historic silence
of Korah’s sons?

Why did the Previous Rebbe end up in Prison? The surprising lesson of Yud-Beis Tammuz in reaching other Jews.

Torah Class - Parshat Balak: Is Prophecy About to Return?A journey into the idea of prophecy, its place in Jewish tradition, and the question of whether it is still relevant today.

D’fiku D’Liba – The Beating Heart

(Gimmel Tammuz- The Rebbe's Yahrtzeit)The Zohar’s remarkable answer to why the Jewish people suffer—and how the Rebbe’s heartbeat continues to give life and hope to every Jew. 

Torah Class - 3rd of Tammuz: Heart of the People

A fascinating look at the Jewish leadership model that champions empathy and relentless action.

Torah Class - Parshat Shelach: From a Historical Failure to a Guide for Life

The Chassidic perspective on facing challenges, taking responsibility, and the courage to step out of your comfort zone.

Type A and Type B The journeys of the Jewish people in the wilderness combined constant uncertainty with remarkable order and structure. 

(Parshat Behaalotecha)

Torah Class - Parshat Beha’alotcha: DoorDash in the DesertThe remarkable story of the Manna, the power of Shabbat,
and how the Torah provides illuminating guidance.

The Oldest Jewish Artifact Ever Found The astonishing discovery that preserved the words of Birchas Kohanim.

(Parshat Naso)

Shabbat: Remembering Nature and Expecting Miracles

Between “Zachor” and “Shamor” lies a profound lesson: never take nature for granted, and never stop believing in miracles that can still happen at any moment, even today.