Rabbi Levi Greenberg

A deeper understanding of the ultimate value of Torah study above all else.

The episode of the spies guides our attitude to Mitzvot.

The story of the Manna teaches that even the deepest levels of Torah are available to everyone.

Torah study has a far more elevated impact on the person than Mitzvot.

Pirkei Avot guides us to learn from our sages how to live in 2026.

In the context of elevating the world, charity outdoes every other Mitzvah and hastens the redemption.

Pesach, Sefirat Haomer and Shavuot comprise a single unit of human elevation and refinement.

Everyone is responsible for a part of the world.

The important role of Moses in the revelation at Sinai.

When Judaism is immersive, every part of you becomes holy.

Rabi Shimon Bar Yochai illustrates how negativity can contain the greatest blessings.

Every Mitzvah introduces new light to a dark world.

The Mitzvah of dwelling in the Sukkah shade underscores G-d's overflowing love for us.

Sinai and the Messianic Era are about unfiltered divine revelation.

Passover is just the beginning of an ongoing process.

The real purpose of creation was for the hard work to happen in this world.

One stanza of Dayeinu changes our understanding of Jewish living.

Physical Mitzvos are the only path to fulfilling the purpose of creation.

Only physical Mitzvot can fuel the presence of G-d upon our bodies.

Several lessons from the "Half Shekel" tax.

The central role of children in the Purim saga and observance ensures it's eternal relevance.

Mitzvot are transparently divine since they are defined by G-d's desire and will.

The unique joy of Adar translates into special energy to overcome every obstacle.

Confronting the Beinoni's existential question: If I will never win the war, why am I here?

Perspective on life and beyond.

The first lesson of the JLI Course "Journey of the Soul." Winter 2021

Despite enduring tremendous personal hardships, Maimonides projected a positive attitude toward the current reality and described a future of perfection and bliss.

A special class in honor of the 45th Siyum of the annual study of Mishneh Torah.

Even regular people can integrate the lofty concepts described in Chapter 33 and become joyful.

Combating apathy is the most important battle of life.

Shocking details of the final plague that caused the Exodus to happen.

Adopting a perspective of faith is integral to changing the entire world.

The life of Moses provides a rich perspective and practical life advice.

Knowing the true "Oneness" of G-d is a divine gift.

Understanding the Divine necessitates special tools.

What does "G-d is One" really mean?

Humility is the ultimate key to success.

Joy stemming from the realization that G-d is always with you.

Love for others can transcend all boundaries.

"Love your fellow as yourself" proves the thesis of Tanya.

The Chanukah miracle is about preserving the organic Jewish spirit.

A discussion on the fundamental ideas of Chabad and their continued relevance.

The exiled Jew is really a Jew on a mission that benefits all.

The redemption of the soul through Torah study and Mitzvah observance includes the body as well.

Stories from the early life of the fifth Chabad Rebbe, Rabbi Shalom Dov Ber of Lubavitch.

Appreciating how trapped the Divine Soul is in the body allows us to rejoice in its redemption through Torah study and Mitzvah observance.

Abraham was a master influencer who knew when to apply pressure as well.

Bitterness, when leveraged effectively, can be a powerful motivator in Divine Service.

Abraham teaches us the fundamental virtue of raising and educating our children.

Sometimes sadness in a controlled environment is the only medicine that works.

A sure way to nurture true humility in life.

Imperfection, introspection, and improvement lead to the greatest joy possible.