G-d Isn’t an Accountant
Why One Mitzvah Is Better than a Thousand Sins
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, August 20, 2024

Accepting bribes is an objective ethical no-no. G-d, too, takes no bribes, the verse tells us. But some form of bribes He does take: the power of teshuvah, repairing our relationship with Him, will always be accepted on High.

Torah Studies 5784 - 14 - Eikev (G-d Isn’t an Accountant)

Portal to Infinity
To Activate the Magic, You’ve Got to Follow the Recipe
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, August 27, 2024

Many find the high level of detail in Jewish observance frustrating, or even petty; could an infinite G-d really care if I light Shabbat candles a minute later or earlier? Well, actually, the answer is yes: deviating from the recipe will not bake the cake!

Torah Studies 5784 - 15 - Re'eh (Portal to Infinity)

Be Like a Tree
Identifying the Hallmark of Our Humanity—And How to Make It Last
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, September 3, 2024

We humans are funny creatures: we think and feel, we become inspired, and we understand; yet somehow those experiences rarely align. We think one way and feel another. Understanding the true source of humanity makes it all click.

Torah Studies 5784 - 16 - Shoftim (Be Like a Tree)

Arguing Effectively
Hint: Don’t Go in It to Win It
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, September 10, 2024

Public discourse has been poisoned, with debate almost always devolving into nasty bickering with no winners. An in-depth analysis of the Torah commentator Rashi’s silence on a verse offers a key to arguing effectively, with peaceful outcomes.

Torah Studies 5784 - 17 - Ki Teitzei (Arguing Effectively)

Negative Newsfeeds: Not the New Normal
A Handy Hack to Living a More Positive Reality
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, September 17, 2024

Habituation can be a nasty thing; living a certain reality for too long normalizes it, no matter how inherently crazy it is. But a Talmudic comment about the nature of exile reveals it wasn’t meant to be this way—and empowers us to remain uncomfortable with, and challenge, aberrations.

Torah Studies 5784 - 18 - Ki Tavo (Negative Newsfeeds)

Unity Torah
Taking Your Part in a Community Legacy
With Rabbi Ari Sollish
Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, September 24, 2024

The global Jewish family is much heralded. But what can you do practically to take a proactive role in it? Discover the beauty, depth, and power of purchasing just one small letter in a Torah scroll.

Torah Studies 5784 - 19 - Nitzavim-Vayelech (Unity Torah)

Torah Studies 5785
Class 36: Parshat Devarim
Upward Is the Only Option
Stagnation, Even in Holiness, Leads to Regression
Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, July 29, 2025

In life and in our relationship with G-d, progress is not optional -- it’s essential. This class explores the deeper meaning behind Moses’s rebuke of the Jewish people for lingering at Sinai, and how this teaches us the necessity of spiritual growth and constant motion. Discover why the best time to move forward is always now.

Torah Studies 5785 - 36 - Devarim: Upward Is the Only Option | Rabbi Ari Sollish

DEVARIM: Don’t Be Afraid Of Anyone | STUMP THE RABBI (240)

In Parshat Devarim, Moshe blesses the Jewish people, “May Hashem add upon you a thousandfold.” But why does he offer a finite blessing when Hashem had already promised Avraham an infinite one? Rebbe Nachman reveals that while Hashem’s blessings are limitless, we need spiritual vessels to receive them. The Keter—represented by the word “elef” (a thousand)—acts as a barrier that transforms infinite light into something we can absorb. Tzaddikim like Moshe and Yosef access the Keter and pass its light to us with joy, even amidst hardship. Without the Beit HaMikdash, however, we lack the vessel to hold that light, causing us to crash after moments of inspiration. On Tisha B’Av, we mourn both the Temple and the concealment of the tzaddikim—because only together can they sustain the Divine light and joy we so deeply yearn for.

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Parshat Devarim - Moshe's Blessing

Torah Studies 5785
Class 37: Parshat Va'etchanan
The Unbreakable Bond
The Secret to Our Survival against All Odds
Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, August 5, 2025

How have the Jewish people remained distinct despite centuries of exile and cultural influence? This class uncovers the deeper force that has preserved Jewish identity—a spiritual resilience implanted by Moses.

Torah Studies 5785 - 37 - Va'etchanan: The Unbreakable Bond | Rabbi Ari Sollish

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