Every Person Must Be a Lighthouse (13:49)

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)

The New York Times Ran This Headline! (2:06)

When Holocaust survivor Yehoshuah Hershkowitz died, The New York Times ran this simple, yet poignant obituary headline; "Fed the Poor."  This is his remarkable story.

Living a Joyful, Richer, Jewish Life: Lessons from a Podcast Host (41:20)

In her weekly podcast, “Jewish Latin Princess,” Yael interviews the world’s most uniquely-talented Jewish women, whose inspiring journeys teach each of us how to discover our soul’s mission and vision for transforming the world. This lecture was delivered at the 14th annual National Jewish Retreat

Mrs. Yael Trusch (12)

Of Story and Song (52:00)

"If words are the language of the mind, melody is the language of the soul," taught the Chassidic Masters. Come journey into the heart and soul, the mystery and magic of Chassidic story and song, and experience for yourself the power of the niggun - the wordless melody - a sometimes moving and sometimes exuberant treasure of our cultural heritage

Rabbi Mendel Kalmenson (68)

Repairing Rainbows (38:16)

At age 13, Lynda’s mother and sisters died in a plane crash. Her father was shattered and she was left to fend for herself. Her memoir, Repairing Rainbows, shares how she found the courage, tenacity, and strength to become happy and lead a meaningful life. This lecture was delivered at the 14th annual National Jewish Retreat

Mrs. Lynda Fishman (3)

On Shabbat We Rest (35:33)

On Shabbat, we transcend our mundane lives and reconnect with our Maker. Learn how to tap into the uniquely spiritual side of this day, even while eating Cholent. This lecture was delivered at the 14th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)

Yom Kippur: Flying Amongst Angels (11:24)

Rabbi Shmuel Reichman (71)

Real Inspiration (2:28)

Maintaining inspiration isn't easy. In fact, it's meant to fade away after the initial high. Why is that?.

Rabbi Shmuel Reichman (71)

How to Overcome Fear and Instill Self-Confidence (53:02)

This lecture was delivered at the 14th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Shalom Paltiel (27)

Rabbi Simon's Organ Donation (1:25)

Flame of Tzedek Award (5:44)

This award was presented at the 14th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Series: National Jewish Retreat Awards

Mr. Kenneth Feinberg (5)

The Rebbe: Our Father (41:19)

Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau (26)

Close Encounters of the Holy Kind (27:10)

Rabbi Moshe Bryski will explain how one transforms an inspirational or powerful encounter so that it leaves a lasting impression, and the effects of doing someone a favor, sometimes many years later. This address was delivered at the 13th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Moshe Bryski (40)

The Secret of Chabad (46:21)

This lecture was delivered at the 13th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Dovid Eliezrie (72)

Song, Not Texts (3:24)

For more "Crossfire" questions, go to: torahcafe.com/crossfire.

Series: Individual Crossfire questions

Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)

Four Children Plus One (1:40)

Contending with the Impossible (1:29)

Series: JLI Weekly Video

The Paradigm of the Righteous (1:36)

Series: JLI Weekly Video

From Soviet Russia to Israel (18:30)

Mr. Sharansky shares his story of persecution in Soviet Russia and his activisim on behalf of the land of Israel.

Mr. Natan Sharansky (8)

Resilience after Tragedy (25:35)

Mrs. Mandell will recount her story in the aftermath of her son’s murder. We can all be resilient regardless of the hardships one faces.

Mrs. Sherri Mandell (5)

Overcoming Personal Limitations (9:05)

Know how lucky we are with our limitations. Mrs. Shaindy Jacobson shares the joy of overcoming limitations at this time of going out of Mitzrayim. She illustrates her point with some stories, both personal and heard from others.

Mrs. Shaindy Jacobson (19)

Reaching out to Everyone (16:26)

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)

You Are Infinitely More than You Think (2:39)

Do you feel like a loser? You can't be, because you have a soul which is a part of God, thus by definition you're a cherished masterpiece. To learn more with Rabbi David Ahron visit his website at rabbidavidaaron.com.

Series: Rabbi David Aaron's Animation Videos

Rabbi David Aaron (119)

Jewish Hero Award 2015 - Izzy Ezagui (7:44)

This award was presented at the 10th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Series: National Jewish Retreat Awards

Izzy Ezagui (2)

From Emunah to Joy: An Eight-Day Journey (18:07)

Series: Pesach Symposium 2014

Mrs. Gitty Rapoport (4)

Finding Your Mission in Life (49:04)

Without some greater goal to aim for, life is a boring cycle of sleep, eat, work, repeat. We each should have a mission, something that drives us and gives meaning to our lives. Living with this awareness adds color to grey, spice to the bland. Discover how we can connect to our purpose as individuals, and as part of the Jewish nation

Charlie Harary (59)

Keynote Address at the Kinus Banquet 5775 (46:10)

With remarkable passion and eloquence, Rabbi Nissan Dovid Dubov addresses the conference of Shluchim at the annual banquet. He conveys the Lubavicher Rebbe’s message to his emissaries that he is with them wherever they go, using poignant, personal anecdotes. He empowers his fellow shluchim with an appreciation for the importance of their mission and the power of their role.

Rabbi Nissan Dovid Dubov (14)

Leading the Way for World Jewry (5:16)

Rabbi Ruvi New describes the Rebbe’s vision for the Chabad movement and how the Rebbe’s proactive initiative to save world Jewry shaped the movement’s success.  He uses personal anecdotes to illustrate the Rebbe’s understanding that the small acts of individuals contribute do the larger picture

Rabbi Ruvi New (101)

Individuality (3:02)

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

Realizing the Beautiful Garden (22:25)

In Jewish tradition, the coming of Moshiach is mentioned three times a day in our prayer service, and appears consistently all over Jewish literature

Mrs. Goldie Tiechtel (1)

Jewish Hero Award 2014 - Devorah Halberstam (5:41)

In this short clip, Mrs. Devorah Halberstam is presented with the Jewish Hero Award. Following the tragic murder of her 16-year-old son, Devorah Halberstam began her passionate campaign against hatred and terrorism. She is honored for her courage and determination in turning her sorrow into a catalyst for incredible growth and learning

Series: National Jewish Retreat Awards

The Woman of Valor (44:01)

The previous century witnessed the revolution of Torah study for women. As the Jews emerged from the shtetl to the free world, the Jewish woman emerged from the home into the classroom. This content-rich and inspiring lecture examines authentic ancient Torah education as it applies to the contemporary Jewish woman. This lecture took place at the 9th annual National Jewish Retreat

Mrs. Sarah Lieberman (8)

Daring Escapades in Greenland and Communist Russia (59:00)

Series: Soul Encounters

Rabbi Shmuel Lew (23)

Seeing Beneath the Labels (50:29)

“The job of a Rebbe is to bring souls to Torah, not to win arguments.” This was the response Dr. Shmuel Klatzkin received from the Rebbe as to why he did not address the philosophical challenges that were posed to him. This message touched him deeply and has shaped his understanding of Jewish unity. In this moving lecture, Dr

Series: Soul Encounters

Dr. Shmuel Klatzkin (7)

The Rebbe's Mission and Purpose (12:15)

Series: Soul Encounters

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)

Interview with Rabbi Steinsaltz (33:28)

Series: Soul Encounters

Mrs. Baila Olidort (4)

Opening of the Mission (28:31)

Series: Israel Mission 2014

General Effi Eitam (1)

Challenges of the Contemporary Jewish Woman (58:29)

Our diverse panel of women in education, medicine and business will shine light from every angle onto the question: What does it mean to be a Jewish woman today? The participants’ broad range of experience and views will ensure that no question will be left unanswered. This panel was featured at the 8th annual National Jewish Retreat

Dr. Sara Reichman (1)

A Chasid in Camouflage: My Encounter with the Lubavitcher Rebbe (58:16)

When Rabbi Benjamin Blech was asked by the Lubavitcher Rebbe to go on a speaking tour in the Far East, he balked. The counsel the Rebbe gave Rabbi Blech changed his outlook on Jewish identity forever, and inspired his philosophy of a Jewish solidarity that disregards our individual differences. This lecture was delivered at the 8th annual National Jewish Retreat

Rabbi Benjamin Blech (14)

How Jews Changed American Culture (1:02:28)

From Hollywood to Wall Street, the Jewish contribution to America has been enormous. From its inception, the American narrative has been intertwined with the Jewish one. This is your chance to hear this fascinating story in vivid historical detail, and walk away with a newfound appreciation for the Jewish impact on American culture

Rabbi Benjamin Blech (14)

The Redemption Through Women (5:21)

Rabbi Moshe Herson (2)

Israel - A Humanitarian Nation (23:22)

Rabbi Micha Odenheimer (4)

Approaching a Rebel (2:55)

In the Passover Haggadah we have an example of a Jewish rebel- a Jew who wants to exclude himself from the Jewish Nation and not be part of "the people". How do we respond to such a person? Rabbi Manis Friedman has the answer in this short, insightful clip into a character of the Passover Haggadah.

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

Illuminating Your Body (26:16)

This presentation is the second in a seriesabout internalizing messages of Chanukah: bringing light into ourselves and to the world around us. This inspiring and motivational lecture by Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein, offers insights into making the right decisions at significant crossroads in our life.

Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein (113)

Why Laughter Is a Lifesaver (41:24)

In this workshop brimming with Kosher humor, Rabbi Abba Perelmuter offers advice on how to deal with life’s challenges in a most effective way - with joy. Rabbi Perelmuter has been moving audiences across the US with his seemingly endless reserve of comical anecdotes

Rabbi Abba Perelmuter (63)

What's the Secret to Happiness? (2:28)

Series: 10 Questions with Dennis Prager

Mr. Dennis Prager (27)

Our Final Test (7:25)

This address was delivered at the 8th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)

Usher In the Dawn: From Pain to Purpose (32:18)

This address was delivered at the 8th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Mrs. Sherri Mandell (5)

Touching a Soul (13:54)

As a Jewish leader, Rabbi Lerner has come into contact with Chabad on many levels. In this video, he shares some of his experiences.This lecture took place at the Chabad Lay Leadership Forum 2013.

Rabbi Pesach Lerner (1)

Championing Jewish Life (24:06)

This lecture, which took place at the Chabad Lay Leadership Forum 2013, will help you explore how to trancend your limitations and access the resources of your infinite potential to enjoy new dimensions of growth, leadership and achievment.

Rabbi Yitzchak Schochet (186)

False Security (3:20)

What makes you feel secure? Your insurance plan, your past success or wealth?  Sometimes, by stepping out of the environments that make us feel secure, we can achieve real security. Learn the power of the hut of faith.

Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein (113)

Being in a State of Joy! (6:06)

The trick to being happy is to stop thinking about yourself. Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein uses Sukkos to define happiness. We leave our comfortable homes to sit in a cold, flimsy shack, and experience the joy of breaking out of our boundaries.

Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein (113)

In Honor of Rabbi Levi (4:02)

Day of learning at the National Jewish Retreat dedicated in honor of Rabbi Levi Deitsch Z'L.

Chabad of the Valley Banquet 2013 (30:14)

Michael Medved (13)

The Dream Goes On (8:03)

Delivered at the Colel Chabad Dinner - January 6, 2013.

Cory Booker (1)

Adventures of SuperJew - Episode 2 (2:37)

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Why the World Needs American Values (1:29:08)

This video was generously donated by Chabad of Plano, Texas. For more exciting events like this one at the Chabad of Plano, check out: ChabadPlano.org.

Mr. Dennis Prager (27)

Overcoming Loneliness (5:10)

Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein (113)

The Kabbalah of Angels and Demons (1:19:57)

Rabbi Menachem Wolf (12)

What is Marriage? (1:41)

What You Should Know Before Getting Married with Rabbi Manis Friedman 1.  What is Marriage? 2. Why Get Married? 3. What to Look for in a Spouse? 4. What is a Husband? 5. What is a Wife? 6

Series: What You Should Know Before Getting Married

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

What Makes Us Happy? Judaism and Psychology (39:06)

Dr. David Pelcovitz (7)

Why Get Married? (5:09)

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

7. What is the Purpose of Life? (1:57)

  10 Questions with Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks 1.  What are the Basic Beliefs in Judaism? 2. How Do You Know There is a G-d? 3. How can the Torah be Trusted? 4. How Can the Belief in G-d Be Reconciled with Science? 5

Series: 10 Questions with Rabbi Sacks

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)

Personal Memories of Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka (20:46)

Mrs. Louise Hager (1)

Greetings at the Kinus Hashluchos Banquet 5773 (12:16)

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)

The Spiritual Message of Shavuot (13:04)

Rabbi Menachem Wolf (12)

Seder Customs and Symbols Explained (25:11)

Series: Survivor: Egypt

Rabbi Menachem Wolf (12)

The Blind Ironman (28:16)

Justice Richard H. Bernstein (12)

The Opportunity to Give (9:36)

Rich or poor, giver or taker someone is always on the top. Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky exhorts us share the wealth and to have the capability of giving plus the desire and time.

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)

Lag Ba'Omer: Spiritualizing the Material (8:29)

The body and the soul make peace on Lag BaOmer. Rabbi Dovid Birk compares the fires that we light on Lag BaOmer.to the soul that seeks to rise up to spiritual fullfillment. However a fire or flame needs to be grounded to the wood or a wick; just as the soul is attached to the body.

Rabbi Dovid Birk (4)

Gossip (2:49)

An Empowering Series for the Modern Jewish Woman from the Rosh Chodesh Society Course Overview: Test drive the wisdom of the ages in this balance of practical and insightful spiritual self-help, focused on making your life happier, more fulfilled, and more effective. In each session, learn to master one aspect of your personal life related to the kabbalistic energies of the month

Series: It's About Time

Knowing the Unknowable (2:54)

Children express it best, the love of their parents shine through their faces. ________________ An Empowering Series for the Modern Jewish Woman from the Rosh Chodesh Society Course Overview: Test drive the wisdom of the ages in this balance of practical and insightful spiritual self-help, focused on making your life happier, more fulfilled, and more effective

God Loves Refurbished Goods (4:36)

Why are problems imbedded in this world? Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein explains why working on our problems, improving ourselves and increasing in mitzvahs brings pleasure to G-d and makes the world a better place. Please visit rabbiweinstein.com for inspirational weekly videos, lectures and audio classes.

Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein (113)

Miracles and Meals: Stories from the Holocaust (32:16)

This lecture was delivered at the 7th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Mrs. Joanne Caras (1)

Cleaning Out Our Streimel (9:24)

Leave your ego behind and enjoy Pesach. Mrs. Miryam Swerdlov expresses her own joy at the freedom celebrated by Pesach and includes a story that encourages us to clean out our inner chometz.

Mrs. Miriam Swerdlov (7)

From Noise to Music (56:00)

Noted Rabbi and Life coach Aryeh Weinstein uses sound as a paradigm to provide a method of managing the many distractions and activities going on in our busy lives, that sap our energy. Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein asks his audience, to name some of the things that cause noise, distraction and confusion in our lives

Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein (113)

The Future of the Jewish Family (2) (8:07)

What does our ADHD world do to our families? Rabbi David Aron has the cure for the Jewish family. The Arizal uses the concept of tzimtzum; move everything out of the way and make a space for someone else; and then compress your entire being into the moment for your child. Empower your children; show them that you believe in them and trust them

Rabbi David Aaron (119)

The Secret Meaning of Laughter (45:23)

They told you it has no purpose but what does your spleen really do? Rabbi Pinchus Taylor cites sources from the Talmud and Zohar that point to the spleen as the source of laughter. What does laughter do for our health and emotions? Why do Jews specialize in comedy, satire and irony? This video gives the inside scoop on all aspects of humor and laughter in Jewish life and history.

Rabbi Pinchas Taylor (67)

When G-d is Touched (3:42)

Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein (113)

The Chassidic View of Inner Contentment (34:39)

What do you do when your dashboard lights go on? Fix the problem or ignore them? Rabbi Chaim Miller would ignore the lights. We despise any physical or emotional pain; inner contentment should always be a priority. Chassidus is a powerful tool for coping with painful emotions. Remember that G-d loves us, cares about our lives and has a plan.

Rabbi Chaim Miller (49)

What Is the Most Important Verse in the Torah? (3:33)

  Is the most important verse the Shema, the 10 commandments, or Love your neighbor like yourself? Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis brings 6 different verses that have been suggested for the Most Important Verse position. Whichever one is chosen, we know that every verse and every letter are from Hashem and have enormous significance

Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis (3)

The Woman's Role in the Jewish Future (43:18)

The secret of remembering what you hear and why women have more of the necessary attribute. Rabbi Simon Jacobson defines bitul as modesty, humility and suspension of self. Everything in life goes through a state of bitul; a seed rots in the soil to grow a beautiful tree; a mother carries a baby within her before birth

Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)

Equality or Morality (2:34)

If we are all equal, will we all be moral? Rabbi Manis Friedman looks at equality and morality from a different angle. Inequality is essential to morality. This short video says a lot about our current government and general attitudes.

Rabbi Manis Friedman (248)

Emotional Healing and Self-Actualization (1:00:06)

What is the connection between a test, a miracle and a banner? Mrs. Rochel Holzkenner shares some of her life story, about an auto accident, problems with infertility, and giving birth to a special needs baby. She defines how tests and miracles are intertwined and what the banner is for. This lecture was delivered at the 7th annual National Jewish Retreat

Mrs. Rochel Holzkenner (7)

Crash Course in Jewish Holidays (49:01)

Learn the inner dimension of the holidays in 48 minutes. Mrs. Gitty Rapoport is a dynamic teacher who packs a lot of information  and inspiration into this class.

Mrs. Gitty Rapoport (4)

The Jewish View on Suffering (58:10)

Jews speak about suffering from experience. For the first time since King Solomon, the Jews are experiencing a degree of peace. Despite the state of Israel constantly facing attack, nevertheless it is a sovereign nation with its own army. Rabbi Simon Jacobson speaks about suffering today being on a more psychological level

Rabbi Simon Jacobson (149)

What Time Is It? (6:49)

The reason why holidays occur on the days that they do, is because of the specific energy that already exists on that day. Plug into the energy of the moment to have a more meaningful experience. Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein explains the unique energy of different times of the year.

Rabbi Aryeh Weinstein (113)

Commemorating 200 Years Since the Alter Rebbe's Passing (1:47)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recorded a special message marking the 200th yartzeit of the Alter Rebbe, founder of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement. The message for for 24 Teves 5773 was recorded for the Annual Dinner of Colel Chabad, the humanitarian organization founded by the Alter Rebbe.

Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu (4)

Keeping Judaism Alive (23:58)

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)

Living on Purpose: Why on Earth are we Here? (40:54)

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Rabbi David Aaron (119)

The Timeless Question (4:42)

Where are you? The call to every individual throughout time

Rabbi Daniel Moscowitz (1)

Remembering Ilan (15:14)

Ilan Ramon took the first Jewish symbols into space, kosher food, kiddush and shabbos. Mrs. Rona Ramon describes the symbolism of the patch, see below, designed to encourage people to relate to Ilan's mission and feel a part of it

Mrs. Rona Ramon (1)

To Light Another Light (3:05)

This video was graciously provided by the Office of the Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks.   There are a number of ways to stay connected with the Chief Rabbi: Visit his website – chiefrabbi.org – to subscribe to his mailing list. This will allow you to receive articles, speeches, videos and other news direct into your inbox

Series: Eight Thoughts for Eight Nights

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)

Inside, Outside (2:48)

We can curse the darkness or light a little light. Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks continues his series on Chanukah with the three lights: Shabbos, Chanukah and Havdalah

Series: Eight Thoughts for Eight Nights

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)

Another Little Bit (5:44)

We are not human beings going through a temporary spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings going through a temporary human experience. Mrs. Miriam Swerdlow invites us to celebrate Chanukah with a little bit of oil and a lot of hope, directing us to add another candle, another mitzvah and a step in the right direction.

Mrs. Miriam Swerdlov (7)

The First Clash Of Civilisations (3:17)

Judaism's refusal to jettison its values for glamour and prestige insured its survival until today. Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks reflects on the Ancient Greek civilization with its philosophers, historians, dramatists, art and architecture, which are all remarkable even today. Yet they were defeated and sent into rapid decline by the small band of Jewish Maccabees

Series: Eight Thoughts for Eight Nights

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)

Chanukah In Our Time (3:07)

In the 20th century, the Germans killed the Jews and the Soviets killed Judaism. In 1991 Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks lit Chanukah candles with Mikhail Gorbachov and explained the ceremony to him, concluding by telling him that he has become part of the Chanukah story. Though tyranny still exists freedom will always win the final battle

Series: Eight Thoughts for Eight Nights

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)

Making a Difference (2:27)

You can’t save the world. With a melodious story of starfish, Rabbi Yosef Y. Jacobson presents the value of making a difference in just one life.

Rabbi YY Jacobson (103)

Inspired By Faith... We Can Change The World (2:24)

The double portion of Jewish spirit longs for freedom. The Macabees were prepared to fight for it. In 2 minutes, Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, gives an entire overview of the history of Chanukah and what a small group of Jews can accomplish.   This video was graciously provided by the Office of the Chief Rabbi Lord Sacks

Series: Eight Thoughts for Eight Nights

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)

Chanukah: Time to Glow Up (6:30)

The chanukah lights increase in number each night. The goodness in our lives and the world are a reflection of the increasing light of Chanukah. Rabbi Chaim Miller charts the path of the ideal life in this world, and the reality of our lives. When mired in the ups and downs of life, it is difficult to see the constantly upward trend

Rabbi Chaim Miller (49)

Perfectly Imperfect (4:24)

The Kabbalah of You: A Guide to Unlocking Your Hidden Potential There is one thing that is always present in your life. Not your body, for sometimes you soar aloft in thought or meditation. Not your heart, for there are surely things that preoccupy you about which you are indifferent. Not your intellect, for there are times when your mind must rest

Series: The Kabbalah of You

Logical or Illogical (2:53)

The Kabbalah of You: A Guide to Unlocking Your Hidden Potential There is one thing that is always present in your life. Not your body, for sometimes you soar aloft in thought or meditation. Not your heart, for there are surely things that preoccupy you about which you are indifferent. Not your intellect, for there are times when your mind must rest

Series: The Kabbalah of You

The Rebbe's Blessing in My Life (9:51)

Mr. Steven Solrash (1)

From Storefront to Mainstream Community (9:34)

Rabbi Yossi New (25)

Foundations of a Meaningful Life (59:43)

This lecture was delivered at the 7th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Abba Perelmuter (63)

Taking on the Impossible (55:43)

Devorie Kreiman shares the extraordinary challenges and losses she has faced and inspires us to overcome the impossible. At the shiva for her son, a friend sings the song: It's Possible. How can we stand up and live our lives in the face of helplessness and deep sadness? This lecture was delivered at the 7th annual National Jewish Retreat

Mrs. Devorie Kreiman (1)

Dvar Torah - Kinus Hashluchim 5767 (10:09)

What special power did Avraham have to transform Esau, with his negative attributes, into a spiritual giant? Rabbi Ari Sollish quoting from sichos of the Rebbe, shares with the shluchim, the power that they have to impact people and revolutionize the world.

Rabbi Ari Sollish (35)

Shlucho Shel Odom Kemosoi - Kinus Hashluchim 5767 (34:58)

Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor describes the trials, tribulations and rewards for an emmisary of the Lubavitcher Rebbe in the far off country of Thailand. He shares his personal path to reaching for the connection between his shlichus and the Rebbe, and he rejoices in the connection between all shluchim.

Rabbi Yosef Chaim Kantor (4)

Where are the Jewish Leaders? (12:17)

Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks in conversation with Dennis Prager, discusses the scarcity of Jewish leaders. In response to some stories told by Dennis Prager, about his experiences with Orthodox Rabbis, Rabbi Sacks expresses the belief that Rabbis need to accept every Jew where they are. Judging people is G-d's job, not ours

Series: Conversations

Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks (113)

Crossfire 2 (2012) (45:13)

When you bring together a technology futurist, a reform Rabbi turned Orthodox and a Chabad House director you get some fascinating answers. Here is a taste of some of the questions posed by the audience. Included are questions about Chassidic dating; illegal immigration; the G-d particle; and universal healthcare. The answers, often surprising, are all clear and concise

Series: Crossfire!

Dr. Shmuel Klatzkin (7)

The People of the Book (23:02)

At the age of 8, Rabbi Lau became the youngest survivor of the Nazi death camp, Buchenwald.  Despite his enormous suffering, Rabbi Lau is able to share profound and transformative messages gleaned from this torturous experience.  In this video, Rabbi Lau speaks on the unique nature of the Jewish people as the “People of the Book

Rabbi Yisrael Meir Lau (26)

Divine Providence at the Airport (4:04)

This talk was given at the 7th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Rabbi Dovid Eliezrie (72)

Spiritual Healing, Physical Well Being (33:32)

This lecture was delivered at the 7th annual National Jewish Retreat. For more information and to register for the next retreat, visit: Jretreat.com.

Mr. Hershel Lazaroff (3)

Dealing with Anti-Semitism in Europe and America (11:48)

Is there a future for Jews in Europe? Rabbi Jonathan Sacks lists words created out of the Jewish history of Europe: exile, expulsion, inquisition, ghetto, pogrom, and holocaust. The Jews in Europe have a long history, and not always a pleasant one. Currently in France there are 500,000 Jews and 5 million Muslims, which group will politicians lean towards?.

Series: Conversations

Mr. Dennis Prager (27)

Shabbat vs. the Hurricane (4:12)

"As the Jewish people have kept the Shabbat, so has the Shabbat kept the Jewish people". Dr. Tevi Troy shares his commitment to keeping Shabbat from a unusual perspective - that of an observant Jew filling a key role in the White House

Dr. Tevi Troy (4)

The Laughter Cure (54:22)

Purim should be a time of simcha. The costumes, the meals, the nosh, lets laugh. Rabbi Abba Perlmuter is a man of humor. He relates humorous instances in the Torah and our heritage that increase our humility and tear down the walls between people. Rabbi Perlmuter developed humor to counter his own background as a child of holocaust  survivors

Rabbi Abba Perelmuter (63)

Why Me G-d? (1:09:44)

Rabbi Yossi Chazzan offers insight into the purpose of suffering, and presents techniques for coping with and healing from pain and personal tragedy.

Rabbi Yossi Chazan (5)

Personal Journeys (22:33)

Opening remarks at the Kinus Hashluchos Banquet 5770 (18:10)

Rabbi Moshe Kotlarsky (22)

Reacting to Tragedy (28:28)

In May of 2001, Seth and Sherri Mandel received the worst news that a parent could hear: their eldest son, Koby, had been cruelly murdered.  Sherri and Seth didn't know how they could possibly continue to live without their child -- nor did they want to

Mrs. Sherri Mandell (5)

Chabad Opens Jewish Center in Cambodia (8:54)

Mrs. Mashie Butman (2)

Rabbi Yochanan's Wealth (5:44)

Remember the home your grandparents owned? Recall a family get together as a child? Hear what Rabbi Yochanan felt really mattered and see how right he was. Torah and Judaism is what counts. What will you do to impart this message onward?.

Rabbi Moshe Bryski (40)