Yitzchak Sakhai

Rabbi Yitzchak Sakhai's Podcast

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Rabbi Yitzchak Sakhai started out his career as a motivational speaker over ten years ago. Since then he has amassed a large following of listeners from the Los Angeles area and even all over the world. Making his debut in the podcast space, Rabbi Sakhai hopes to give his followers easy access to hear his insights on the weekly Torah portion. Tune in weekly for updated episodes and see how Rabbi Sakhai applies the Torah portion to modern day life around us.

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Yitzchak Sakhai

Episodes

A Spark of Ethics - Rabbi Yisrael Lipkin of Salant 05.08.2021 2:20

Short lessons in ethics from the past can do wonders for our future.

Parashat Re'eh - The Secret to Acquiring Wealth (The Zera Shimshon) 03.08.2021 35:28

Everyone wants to know how they can make it big. What is the secret to becoming rich? Well the Torah has secret that everyone should listen to. 

A Spark of Ethics 2 03.08.2021 1:51

Continuing our lessons from the life of Rabbi Yisrael Lipkin of Salant.

A Spark of Ethics - Rabbi Yisrael Lipkin of Salant 29.07.2021 2:48

A spark of ethics is a weekly podcast that teaches ethics and morality through the teachings and life experiences of our Jewish teachers of the past and present.

Parashat Ekev - Does Hashem ever forget? 29.07.2021 27:48

The Zera Shimshon delves in to the Haftarah of Parashat Ekev. The prophet says that there is a conversation between Hashem and his people, in which the people ask him if he will ever forget our merits.

Parashat Vaetchanan with the Zera Shimshon. "Light or Flame?" 21.07.2021 37:19

The Zera Shimshon elaborates on the famous words of King Solomon who said "The Commandments are like a flame and the Torah is light." Through his deep understanding, he explains the reason for the use of these two entities to describe the Torah and its commandments. 

Parashat Devarim 14.07.2021 48:01

These are times that the Torah uses an extra word or even a letter to send us a significant message. In our Parasha and some others as well, G-d says to Moshe: " I have heard the voice of their words". The Zera Shimshon in his commentary will discuss the lesson and the reason behind the subtle change in wording. 