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8 essays

  1. BeshalachPesachתש״פ

    Achron Shel Pesach

    The essay explores the significance of Krias Yam Suf and the events at Marah, emphasizing the theme of miracles in the Jewish experience and the lessons learned about reliance on divine intervention.

    Parsha

  2. Vayeraתש״פ

    Don’t Move

    The essay explores the connection between the Haftorah of Vayera and the lessons of the Avos, emphasizing the significance of location in miracles and the presence of the Shechina.

    Parsha

  3. Beraishisתש״פ

    It’s My Honor

    The essay explores the foundational concepts of faith and purpose in creation as presented in Parshas Beraishis and its Haftorah, emphasizing the importance of constant praise and recognition of Hashem.

    Parsha

  4. Shabbos Rosh Chodeshתש״פ

    Opportunity Knocks

    The Haftorah for Shabbos Rosh Chodesh emphasizes the significance of both Shabbos and Rosh Chodesh, promising that all will come to the Bais Hamikdash to pray. It teaches the importance of humility in prayer for one's tefillos to be heard.

    Haftorah

  5. Lech Lechaתש״פ

    Place of Strength

    This essay explores the concept of 'Koach' as discussed in the Haftorah of Lech Lecha, emphasizing the spiritual strength granted to the Kovei Hashem and its implications for personal growth and overcoming challenges.

    Parsha

  6. Ekevתש״פ

    Remember When

    This essay discusses the Haftorah for Ekev, focusing on the themes of divine remembrance and reassurance amidst doubt. It emphasizes the importance of the Korbanos brought by Moshe during the Miluim as a means of connecting with Hashem.

    Haftorah

  7. Vayechiתש״פ

    Speed Bumps

    The essay explores King David's final instructions to his son Solomon, emphasizing the importance of maturity and self-control as he prepares to take the throne.

    Haftorah

  8. Maseiתש״פ

    Thirst Quenching

    The Haftorah emphasizes the shortcomings of Klal Yisroel and their abandonment of Hashem, symbolized by the themes of water and thirst. It urges a return to a direct relationship with the Mekor Mayim Chaim.

    Haftorah