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What happens when music becomes a pathway to devekut (connection to Hashem)? In this replay of That Jewish Podcast, Yirmeyahu B. Yosef sits down with Jason Caplan to explore the powerful intersection of music, Jewish mysticism, and spiritual growth.Drawing inspiration from the teachings of Abraham Abulafia and Israel Meir Kagan, Jason shares his personal journey of using music and prayer as tools for deeper connection, creativity, and avodas Hashem.Together, they unpack how ancient Jewish wisdom can come alive through modern creative expression—and how anyone can tap into that harmony ...

Sarah Hildering’s life changed the moment silence became louder than violence.Sarah Hildering’s journey is a powerful exploration of identity, courage, and what it means to truly belong. Raised in Amsterdam with a deep respect for Jewish history but not born Jewish, her life took a dramatic turn when rising antisemitism and global events forced her to confront where she stood—and who she wanted to become. What followed was a path marked by fear, resilience, and an unexpected pull toward faith and community.Now living in Israel during wartime, Sarah Hildering, a former global music ...

In this inspiring episode, Shai Davidai sits down with Justin Yehuda, the 24-year-old founder and CEO of Iron Dome Coffee—a coffee subscription company that donates 18% of its profits to charities supporting Israel. Justin shares his journey from growing up in a Zionist community in New Jersey to launching a business that unites and empowers pro-Israel supporters through coffee. He opens up about the challenges of entrepreneurship, the impact of October 7th on his life, and his personal connection to Israel, including the loss of his cousin in the war. Justin discusses the importance of ...

What happens when liberal democracies stop seeing dignity as a universal right and begin treating it as something reserved for insiders? On this episode of Identity/Crisis, Yehuda Kurtzer sits down with political philosopher Seyla Benhabib to explore the moral, political, and philosophical stakes of migration, borders, and belonging in America today. Against the backdrop of rising cruelty toward immigrants, asylum seekers, and other vulnerable people, they examine what happens when states retreat from their highest ideals and redraw the boundaries of who counts. Together, they discuss the ...

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Joanne Greenaway sits down with Sarah Gordon, Vice President of Unpacked for Educators, to explore one of the most urgent challenges facing Jewish education today: how to teach Israel in a time of war, polarization, and digital misinformation. Drawing on years in the classroom and her current work supporting thousands of educators worldwide, Sarah explains why traditional advocacy models are no longer enough, and why today's students need not just connection, but literacy and the courage to engage complexity. Together they discuss how Israel education has evolved, the impact of social media ...

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Class PDFs and Audio at: immlutheran.org/gardenPurchase Dr. Chad's books at: immlutheran.org/booksTeachers of Torah have coined the Hebrew term PaRDeS (פרדס – a word literally meaning “garden” or "orchid") to refer to a four-tiered system of biblical interpretation, which reveals that each word, verse, and story in the Bible could be simultaneously understood on four different levels. Through this year-long course, we will explore the very words of God from these levels of the garden. The name The Garden Within was chosen for this teaching series because it adopts the PaRDeS ...

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Please support TORCH at GiveTORCH.net. Thank you for your partnership in expanding our Jewish programming!In this practical halacha episode preparing for Pesach, Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe reviews Siman 116 of Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, focusing on removing absorbed forbidden flavors (e.g., Chametz or non-Kosher) from utensils so they can be used for Pesach or kosher food. The core principle is Kebol'o Kach Pol'to ("as it absorbed, so it expels"): utensils are Kashered in the same manner the prohibited flavor entered (e.g., direct fire use requires Libun/torching; hot liquid requires Hagalah/boiling water ...

Most of us think of humility as "thinking less of ourselves," but what if true humility actually requires you to fully own your strengths? In this episode, we break down the common misconception that being humble means playing small. We explore how to recognize your unique talents and achievements without letting them feed your ego, and why acknowledging your gifts is actually the first step toward genuine selflessness. Discover how to build a healthy sense of self-worth that is rooted in purpose rather than pride, and learn how to be "humbly great" in everything you do.chabad.org/5646527 ...

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Send us Fan MailWhat does it actually look like for Jews and Christians to stand together—not just in words, but in real life?In this final session of the Olive Tree Course Pilot, we move from theology to action.We explore two crucial affirmations that challenge how Christians read Scripture and relate to Jewish people today:How interpretations of the Bible impact real Jewish communitiesHow genuine relationship requires honoring differences—not erasing themFor centuries, certain Christian teachings—often unintentionally—have contributed to harmful ideas about Jews and Judaism. In this ...

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Did you know that bitterness can literally "dry up the bones"? Dr. Charles Karuku dives into the physical and spiritual connection between our emotions and our health, citing how Mayo Clinic research links forgiveness to better outcomes for cancer and autoimmune diseases. We explore the biblical truth that unforgiveness can block God's blessings and give the enemy legal ground in your life. If you are "not ready to forgive," this conversation will show you why your physical and spiritual survival might depend on making that choice today.

Matt and Josiah discuss life under current events as widower, missionary, students, parents, etc. They also have more episodes planned as time and responsibilities permit.