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The Emunity Podcast

by Rabbi Dr. Yoni Esterman

Tune in with Rabbi Dr. Yoni Esterman as he explores Bitachon & Emunah in contemporary life, pulling from the parsha and Jewish lifecycle as well as chassidic traditions to guide deveikus to HaShem. Experience authentic hashkafa and inspire your neshama.

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Episodes

  1. Elevated Avodah

    Do you serve HaShem to win the lottery or avoiding jail, or because you love Him?

  2. Making Matzo

    We learn about ourselves, and how we are supposed to be, in the process of making matzo.

  3. Emunah in the Face of Tragedy

    How does one process the recent events that have fallen upon klal yisroel? How do we respond? How can we protect ourselves from harm?

  4. Shavuos and Reaching Higher

    What’s the point of Shavuos? Is it cheesecake, or something more meaningful? Let’s find out.

  5. Fire of the Heart

    Today is 18 Iyar. Today is Lag B’Omer. Today is the day we build an inner bonfire. Tune in to learn how.

  6. Matzo, Sefirah, and You

    Learn how to “be the matzo” and humbly grow during this period of Sefirah.

  7. A Pure Offering

    Parshas Vayikra shows us that G-d looks to the heart, wants our teshuvah, and doesn’t require death for sin.

  8. Finding the Right Timing

    Ki Sisa introduces many concepts, one essential one being the daily d’oraisa mitzvah of reciting korbonos.

  9. Tetzaveh & Unmasking Purim

    Let’s look to the close connection between our parsha and the yontif that trascends time - Purim

  10. Holy Waters

    Join Rabbi Yoni in this Shovavim class as he explores the inyan of mikveh for men.

  11. Bishalach & “Shir” Emunah

    What can we learn about emunah from the Shir Hayam? Tune in to find out!

  12. Vayeira & Lapses in Emunah

    Sometimes we struggle with our emunah. That’s okay. The sidra illuminates.

  13. Shemos & Purpose of Our Suffering

    Let’s explore the idea of suffering and what the parsha can teach us on it.

  14. Vayechi & Tefillah

    Let’s chat about the parsha, emunah, and tefillah.

  15. Anger

    Anger is the measuring rod of one’s growth in emunah. How? Listen to learn more…

  16. Divine Providence vs Free Will

    What is free will, and to what degree? Tune in as I explain this historically misunderstood topic.

  17. HaShem Created Me Continually

    We are a constant creation of HaShem. Learn how recognizing this elevates your emunah.

  18. Pure Light

    How do we grow our emunah in our neshama to keep that pure light strong and bright?

  19. The Microcosm

    As we continue learning Bilvavi, we discuss our role as a microcosm and the integral component of building a strong emunah, tapping into writings of the Bobover Ruv.

  20. The Relationship

    To have a relationship with HaShem, we need to feel emunah in our neshamah. To get there, we need to understand our essence.

  21. Cheshvan and a Foundation of Emunah

    The month of Cheshvan is a great time to make solid progress on our chagim kabbalos. Let’s do the same with founding a strong base for emunah.

  22. Selichos

    Selichos are here and Elul is soon coming to an end. Let’s kop a ride and get ourselves ready for Rosh Hashanah.

  23. Belief in the Creator

    How can we accomplish growing close to HaShem? How do we actualize the purpose of our existence? It begins with a simple foundation: belief in the Creator.

  24. The Purpose of Life

    What is the purpose of life? Why are we here? Do I have value? Let’s dive into Bilvavi and discover our value, our purpose, and how to complete our mission on earth.

  25. Introduction to Bilvavi Mishkan Evneh

    What better way to start a podcast infused with emunah than to examine a work whose centerpiece is emunah? In my prior podcast, we started exploring this amazing Sefer and didn’t finish. In this episode I pick up from the top and teach this amazing work in podcast format.

  26. Tisha b’Av 5782 Keynote

    Welcome to the first episode of the Emunity Podcast. With this initial episode, I felt it appropriate to share inspiring Torah, from a Kinnah Keynote. Emunity is the state of constant Emunah, and it requires Emunah even in the suffering. So what a better way to start here than start with how we…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Tune in with Rabbi Dr. Yoni Esterman as he explores Bitachon & Emunah in contemporary life, pulling from the parsha and Jewish lifecycle as well as chassidic traditions to guide deveikus to HaShem. Experience authentic hashkafa and inspire your neshama.

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Rabbi Dr. Yoni Esterman

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How many episodes does The Emunity Podcast have?

The Emunity Podcast currently has 27 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is The Emunity Podcast about?

Tune in with Rabbi Dr. Yoni Esterman as he explores Bitachon & Emunah in contemporary life, pulling from the parsha and Jewish lifecycle as well as chassidic traditions to guide deveikus to HaShem. Experience authentic hashkafa and inspire your neshama.

How often does The Emunity Podcast release new episodes?

The Emunity Podcast has 27 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Who hosts The Emunity Podcast?

The Emunity Podcast is created and hosted by Rabbi Dr. Yoni Esterman.
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