Explaining how the Rabbanan have such power to enact and uproot things.

Just because someone gets a certain psak, doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll get the same exact one. Every shayla is different.

The Torah is telling us to look at the overall picture and see both sides of the coin. Look what happens to someone who chooses a life of Torah and mitzvos, and look at someone who doesn’t.

The chidush of לא תגרע could mean that you shouldn’t come to totally nullify a mitzvah.

Hashem has a reason for the mitzvos he commands us. No need to add on to them.

Learning torah and wearing tefillin go hand-in-hand. They’re inseparable.

A person should look back at the past few months and see what they accomplished, celebrate it, and take it into Elul and the Yamim Noraim.

That which the Torah spells out you’ll get for doing the mitzvos is only a tiny percentage of what’s destined for you.

It’s not for naught that we do lots of things to remember that we were in Mitzrayim.

That which we don’t say Tachanun on Tisha B’av is an indication that this day will one day be a celebration.