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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2026 · 51 MIN

Daily Emunah #23: Let Hashem Lead You

from Daily Emunah with Rabbi Yonatan Sebban · host Mordy Aryeh

We all want to feel close to Hashem. We want clarity, direction, and a sense that our lives are moving the right way. But closeness to Hashem doesn’t come from complexity — it comes from learning how to let Hashem lead.In this daily shiur, we explore what it means to stop forcing life and start following Hashem’s guidance, like a sheep following its shepherd. When a person allows Hashem to guide their steps, life becomes clearer, calmer, and more aligned.Drawing from the words of the Navi Chavakuk, who taught that in our times there is one central path to true life and connection, this shiur explains: • Why trying to control everything pushes us further away • How letting Hashem lead creates the deepest possible closeness • Why guidance, not struggle, is the avodah of our generation • How connection to Hashem grows when we stop fighting the pathThis shiur is not about adding pressure or demands.It’s about trusting the direction Hashem is already taking you.If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure of your next step — this shiur will help you reconnect, refocus, and move forward with Hashem leading the way.

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