Jewish History: The Life & Legacy of Joshua Part III

Jewish History: The Life & Legacy of Joshua Part III

Join Rabbi Ari around the fireplace as we explore the miraculous victories that Joshua and the Jewish people experienced during their conquest of the Land of Israel. Beginning with the conquest of the city of Ai and concluding with Joshua’s passing, we’ll discover the powerful lessons of faith, courage, leadership, and Divine providence woven throughout this remarkable journey.

Jewish History: The Life & Legacy of Joshua Part II

Join us for Part Two as we continue the incredible story of Joshua, the devoted student of Moses who now becomes the leader of the Jewish people. We will explore how Joshua guides the nation across the Jordan River, witnesses its miraculous splitting, leads the conquest of the Holy Land, and stands at the center of one of the most dramatic moments in Jewish history - the miraculous fall of Jericho.

Ever Wondered Why: Jewish Men Wear Tzitzit?

What are those fringes hanging from a Jewish man's garment, and why do they matter? Discover the powerful meaning behind tzitzit and how four simple strings can transform the way we see ourselves, our faith, and the world around us.

Jewish History: The Life & Legacy of Joshua Part I

Who was Joshua, and how did he become the leader of the Jewish people after Moses? Join us as we explore the remarkable life, leadership, and legacy of Joshua - from devoted disciple to conqueror of the Promised Land. Discover the timeless lessons his story offers today.

Lessons in Faith - Do You Really Know What You Want? The Power of Specific Prayer

Do you really know what you are asking G-d for? In this thought-provoking lesson on faith and prayer, we explore the importance of identifying our true needs and learning how to pray with clarity and purpose. Drawing on timeless Jewish wisdom and the teachings from the Tzemach Tzedek's work - Derech Mitzvotecha, we discuss the formula to create the proper vessel to receive Divine blessings, and why understanding what we truly want may be the first step toward receiving it.