Vayechi 5786 - Living Longer by Living Fully: The Power of Every Moment

Pesach 5786: Ha Lachma Anya - Seeing the Need in Front of You

Recorded in Shaare Emunah on March 26, 2026.

Tetzaveh/Purim 5786: I Can't Seem To Remember

Recorded on February 27, 2026 at Shaare Emunah.

Beshalach 5786: The Offset

Recorded in Shaare Emunah on January 29, 2026

Shemot 5786 - Calling Hashem B’Emet: The Meaning of Eheyeh Asher Eheyeh | Rabbi David Rubinoff

When Hashem revealed His Name to Moshe as “Eheyeh Asher Eheyeh,” He wasn’t defining Himself — He was defining a relationship.In this shiur on Parshat Shemot, we explore what it truly means to call out to Hashem b’Emet, and why the way we relate to Hashem determines the way He relates to us.Drawing from the teachings of the Abir Yaakov and the Rambam (on the night of their hilula), the shiur presents two complementary approaches to understanding this Divine Name: • That recognizing Ein Od Milvado — that there is nothing besides Hashem — is what allows a person’s tefillah to be answered in truth • And that Hashem relates to us like a shadow or mirror: the way we act is the way He acts with usIf we forgive, He forgives.If we act with truth, He responds with truth.If we remember Hashem, He “remembers” us.But when a person becomes distracted, unaware, or forgetful of Hashem’s presence, that distance is reflected back. Hashem is called Emet because His response is exact — it would be false for Him to reward awarenesslessness or negative behavior.This shiur explains: • Why constant awareness of Hashem changes everything • How forgetting Hashem creates distance — and remembering Him restores closeness • What Eheyeh Asher Eheyeh really teaches about Divine response • Why you set the relationshipThis is not a shiur about slogans or inspiration.It is about truth, awareness, and responsibility — and how living with Ein Od Milvado reshapes your relationship with Hashem in every moment.

Vayechi 5786 - Living Longer by Living Fully: The Power of Every Moment

Recorded on January 1, 2026 at Shaare Emunah.