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In this week’s episode of Guiding Generations, Rabbi Shifman opens Sefer Vayikra with a powerful parenting message hidden in the Torah’s laws of sin offerings. Why does the Torah say “when the leader sins” instead of “if”? What does it mean for a generation when its leaders admit mistakes?
Drawing from classic commentaries—Rabbeinu Bachya, Rav Zalman Sorotzkin, and Rav David Feinstein—Rabbi Shifman explores three approaches to leadership, accountability, and risk-taking. With stories from school, insights from a global education conference, and a heartfelt take on modern parenting, he unpacks why embracing failure and modeling responsibility are essential to raising strong, thoughtful children in the 21st century.
Whether you’re a parent, educator, or community leader, this episode offers timeless wisdom to help you raise the next generation with courage, integrity, and humility.
In this week’s episode of Guiding Generations, Rabbi Shifman opens Sefer Vayikra with a powerful parenting message hidden in the Torah’s laws of sin offerings. Why does the Torah say “when the leader sins” instead of “if”? What does it mean for a generation when its leaders admit mistakes?
Drawing from classic commentaries—Rabbeinu Bachya, Rav Zalman Sorotzkin, and Rav David Feinstein—Rabbi Shifman explores three approaches to leadership, accountability, and risk-taking. With stories from school, insights from a global education conference, and a heartfelt take on modern parenting, he unpacks why embracing failure and modeling responsibility are essential to raising strong, thoughtful children in the 21st century.
Whether you’re a parent, educator, or community leader, this episode offers timeless wisdom to help you raise the next generation with courage, integrity, and humility.