Rabbi Webberman- 5 Short Vorts: Parshat Tazria-Metzora

Rav Rafi Rosenblum- Finding Light in the Darkness: Emunah Through Life’s Challenges

Special Guest Shiur with Rav Rafi Rosenblum from Eretz Yisrael In this shiur, Rav Rafi discusses the challenges of maintaining emunah during life’s difficult moments. He explores how, even in times of struggle and uncertainty, we can train ourselves to recognize Hashem’s hand and focus on the good that exists within every situation. Through developing a perspective of Emunah and gratitude, we can become people who actively seek out the light, growth, and opportunities hidden within life’s challenges

Maya Namdar- Finding Light in the Ultimate Test: A Mother’s Mission

Through sharing the impactful story of her daughter Liel, Maya shared messages of faith, hope, and transforming heartbreak into a purposeful mission of spreading light.

Rav Aryeh Lebowitz- The Power of a Positive Life

This shiur focused on the powerful idea that positivity and simcha are essential foundations for growth in Avodas Hashem. Through the parsha’s topics of Nazir, Birchas Kohanim, and Bnei Kehas carrying the Aron, Rabbi Lebowitz explained that while physical temptation can pull a person down, sadness and negativity are even more damaging because they can destroy a person’s sense of purpose and potential. True Torah living should uplift a person, bringing inner peace, joy, and meaning, even when life involves effort and responsibility. The message is to build habits, relationships, and environments that help us feel happy, healthy, and connected to Hashem.

Rebbitzen Feiner-Lessons on Shavous

*women only* This week’s shiur focused on serving Hashem “בכל מאודך” — using every strength, talent, and opportunity Hashem gives us for growth and purpose. Through the themes of Shavuos and Sefirat HaOmer, the Rebbetzin spoke about making every day meaningful, nurturing our spirituality consistently, and recognizing how deeply Hashem believes in and chooses each one of us. The main takeaway was to stop underestimating ourselves and instead use our unique potential to strengthen our relationship with Hashem and become the best version of ourselves.

Rav Shay Schacter- Choosing What Matters Most: Life, Values, and Difficult Decisions

This shiur explores how life is full of complex decisions where there isn’t always one clear “right” choice, and it’s important to choose what’s right for you in the moment without unnecessary guilt. While Judaism strongly prioritizes life—v’chai bahem—teaching that we live by mitzvot and preserve life above almost all else, it also highlights that some values, like Eretz Yisrael, are so central that we dedicate ourselves deeply to them even when the path is challenging. Ultimately, the message is to keep reevaluating, make thoughtful decisions, and stay anchored in what matters most—life, purpose, and our core priorities.