When Humility Makes You Great Moshiach descends from David because both embody the paradox of true leadership: achieving ultimate greatness through complete humility and self-nullification in service of G-d.

The Ultimate Mitzvah Experience Moshiach will restore not only the missing mitzvot but elevate all observance to its intended level of Divine consciousness and transformative power.

Seers of the Age of Information The Messianic era will democratize prophecy, transforming Divine consciousness from an elite spiritual achievement into the universal human experience.

The banner of the un-lost tribes In the end of days, the lost tribes will reunite under the humility and service of Yehudah, when service will channel spirituality to serve G-d forever.

Their battle and the meal that follows The Leviathan and the Behemoth symbolize two types of relationship with the Divine; their ultimate battle settles the question of which form of service is superior.

How Oneness Outperforms Love To be one means dissolving the illusion of separateness and recognizing that, at its core, the Jewish people are a single indivisible being.

Eliminating Judaism’s Existential Threat Amalek, representing apathy and cynicism, is the most lethal threat to the Jewish people. Passion and conviction in learning Torah and doing mitzvot rekindle the spark, bringing the light of redemption to the individual and the world.

The landscape of Jerusalem of the future The home is the epicenter of a Jew’s connection to Divine, as will be reflected in its absorption into the future Temple.

The Sanctuary Within Our Hearts The fundamental paradox of creation—the finite containing the infinite—is resolved by expanding the heart to embrace the boundless.

Remembering the Temple through Ritual  Inspiration for Galus: How We’ve Preserved Memories & Traditions for Generations.

Understanding the Nature of Miracles Moshiach is connected to the number eight, that which transcends and uplifts the natural order of sevens.

Monarchy in the Messianic era This lesson will explore the role of Moshiach; the king in an era of world peace.

On the verge of fulfilling a 4000 year old promise. This lesson explores the finality of G-d’s promise of the Jewish people’s homeland.

The eternal significance of the  Beit Hamikdash. Discover the cosmic significance of the Beit Hamikdash  and its ultimate role in the future.   Border squabbles and political unrest crop up all over the globe, but one particular conflict bleeds most heavily off the news pages. Any multiethnic society may fight for religious—or secular—ground, but the swaying of one particular type of petitioner in one specific space is the ticking time bomb of a potential world war. What is i

Understanding Israel’s significance. Exploring what makes Eretz Yisrael unique.

The essence of each Jew bringing Moshiach. Exploring the power and ability of each Jew's Soul in bringing Moshiach.

Why Moshiach is the Core of the Liturgy. Why are so many of our daily requests about Moshiach? A recent survey found that close to 50% of Americans pray every day, and at least 37% of those believe that their prayers have been answered. They pray for health, prosperity, and the well-being of their loved ones. Some even pray for their favorite sports team to win or to find a good parking space. Jews are commanded to commune with G-d three times a day and voice various supplica

Understanding the timing of Redemption Prophecies. When the “light at the end of the tunnel” can illuminate the entire journey.  To prepare for battle, soldiers go through many stages of basic and tactical training. One non-practical but essential component remains. Aimed at setting the soldier in the proper mental and emotional state of mind before engaging the enemy, commanders gather their troops and rally them by evoking the imperative of their mission and the glory of it

The transformative nature of a fast day. This lesson talks about the deeper element of the fast days and the days of destruction. Many ancient cultures contain the legend of a phoenix. The story is of a bird that lives hundreds of years only to be self-immolated, then ultimately reborn from its own ashes. The book of Iyov [29:18] speaks of a bird called “chol” as a symbol of Iyov’s dashed hopes for longevity. Rashi explains that the chol lives a thousand years and then revert

The process of building the Holy Temple. Learn what we accomplish through studying the laws of building the Beit Hamikdash. It begins with a concept, a glimmer in a creative mind. But it takes more than the brainstorm of one individual to bring the grand project to fruition. Months, possibly years, of discussion and preparation by hundreds or thousands of individuals follow, each bringing their own insights and expertise. Over time, obstacles arise, and progress is deferred o