One Minute Daily Torah Thought - Rabbi Moshe Levin

Send us a textThree new-year worries: won't be able to maintain growth, not capable, or past failures will destroy me. Support the show

Send us a textIt's up to youSupport the show

Send us a textThe biggest sin is to doubt G-d's love for us. Support the show

Send us a textChannel your moments of inspiration into small baskets of action Support the show

Send us a textDo your small part and receive overwhelming aid from on high. Support the show

Send us a textColor your thoughts with a feeling of swelling gratitude for being gifted with life Support the show

Send us a textMistakes that are divinely orchestrated Support the show

Send us a textChannel emotional reaction Support the show

Send us a textThe Torah's approach to dealing with inner turmoil and struggle Support the show

Send us a textTackling the everyday with exuberanceSupport the show

Send us a textWhat is the gift of wisdom that repels cruelty? Support the show

Send us a textWhat does a Jew that does Mitzvos look like?Support the show

Send us a textThe table manners of the truly great Support the show

Send us a textA tumultuous Elul full of anxiety and doubts of the coming year, or an Elul of clarity and strong support indicated in psalm 27Support the show

Send us a textEveryone needs a Rav to guide them along in the great journey of life. Support the show

Send us a textSins can paralyze, but that's really up to you. Support the show

Send us a textMULTIPLE approaches to the biblical injunction "Be whole with the L-rd your G-d". Can you count how many?Support the show

Send us a textShofar's call and aid to shake things up and change the status quo Support the show

Send us a textElul is about generositySupport the show

Send us a textTeshuva is about finding your inner goodness Support the show