TO TORAH - Rabbi Steinhauers shiurim

If you ever spent a Shabbos in Ramat Eshkol, Yerushalayim, it is likely you would have made your way to Kahal Beis Tefilla to hear Rabbi Steinhauer speak.After requests to record the shiurim after Shabbos for the benefit of regular members and visitors who could not make it on Shabbos, Kahal Beis Tefilla is proud to present the recordings of the Shabbos shiurim.And when you are next in Ramat Eshkol for a Shabbos, make sure to come and join the shiur in person.  

So much of our time and effort is devoted to Torah learning, yet often we feel that we were never given a clear method how to learn effectively.
This series will explore methods to understand, remember and clarify Gemara as well as provide the tools how to explore Torah in depth.
All the rules how to study Gemara - from the Gemara itself! 

The principles of Judaism : Torah study, Mitzva observance, prayer, the spiritual neshamah and Hashem's presence are all concepts we live with daily, but only on their most superficial level. For the ben aliya looking to explore more of the tremendous depth and meaning inherent in Torah and uncover the limitless potential for growth in Yiddishkeit, no sefer explores these concepts more clearly than Rav Chaim Voloziner's classic, the Nefesh Hachayim. As the primary disciple of the Vilna Gaon, R Chayim is able to weave the Gaon's approach to machshava, nistar and mussar into a breathtaking tapestry of understanding.  

A new series for the three weeks - understanding and anticipating Moshiach - the events leading up to his arrival, the identity of the leader, and the post-Messianic era.

These shiurim are part of a bigger project explaining the principles of Judaism, but are presented here as a topic of their own to help us connect to the inner yearning every Jewish neshama has for the coming of Moshiach.  

The Kuzari could be described as the manifesto of Judaism. Written in dialogue form it allows the King Kuzari to ask all the questions we would be too timid to voice ourselves and gives the Chacham the ability to address them - all in the clear, confident style of Rav Yehuda Halevi.The times have changed and the world has progressed, but the same timeless truths remain steadfast. In today's world people also look for answers to their questions on Yiddishkeit, and the Kuzari provides the background to discuss the issues of today with the wisdom of yesteryear.  

The Kuzari could be described as the manifesto of Judaism. Written in dialogue form it allows the King Kuzari to ask all the questions we would be too timid to voice ourselves and gives the Chacham the ability to address them - all in the clear, confident style of Rav Yehuda Halevi.The times have changed and the world has progressed, but the same timeless truths remain steadfast. In today's world people also look for answers to their questions on Yiddishkeit, and the Kuzari provides the background to discuss the issues of today with the wisdom of yesteryear.  

A new series for the three weeks - understanding and anticipating Moshiach - the events leading up to his arrival, the identity of the leader, and the post-Messianic era.

These shiurim are part of a bigger project explaining the principles of Judaism, but are presented here as a topic of their own to help us connect to the inner yearning every Jewish neshama has for the coming of Moshiach.