Whenever we are confronted with an Egyptian king, someone who seeks to impose upon us elements of a lifestyle that goes against our values and principles, we must recognize the danger to succumb to such pressure. Tune in for more!

Even though the Jews had sunk to a dangerously low spiritual state such as serving idols, God did not tell Moses to rebuke them or to warn them that if they do not change their way, their exile will continue. Rather God instructed him to remind them of their forefathers.

Showing G-d we care creates a closeness with him and with ourselves enabling us to reach a higher level of Divine Consciousness. Tune in for more!

Hashem was is and always will be. We must continue to trust and believe in him and we will merit to see our redemption! Tune in for verse & context!

Pharaoh gave orders to all his people to cast every boy who was born into the nile but let every girl live. Did he really allow the girls to live? Tune for more!

In Egypt the Jewish people were slaves to pharaoh and the physical work he commanded them to do. Even though we left Egypt we are still in a spiritual exile, a psychological enslavement to our current secular culture. Tune in for more!

Our ancestors lived through exile, internalizing this will make us realize that we are not alone in the process. There is a light at the end of the tunnel, we can rise above exile and transform it into redemption! Tune in for more!

Although we each have our unique roles in our divine mission to make this world into G-d’s home, we are all involved to some extent in the roles played by others as well. This episode discusses three effective ways that we can do this. Tune in for more!

Jacob blesses his sons and compares the tribes to domestic and wild animals. What does that teach us?

In order to serve God with joy we must study the inner dimensions of the Torah, the teachings of Jewish mysticism, Kaballah & Chassidism. This dimension teaches us to love and cleave to God through the observance of his commandments.