Dear Mr. Mcentire,
Did you sign up yet?
In just 8 days, thousands of people will begin studying together our brand new course: Speeches of Biblical Proportions. If you have already signed up, we look forward to learning together! And if you haven't had the chance yet, we encourage you to sign up today!
Here is what we’ll be learning:
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The Final Charge: Joshua’s Farewell and the Call to Commitment
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Joshua was at the end of his life, the era of open miracles was drawing to a close, and the Jewish future was suddenly being tested. To reaffirm their commitment, the aging leader orchestrated a remarkable turning point. Uncover the brilliant strategy behind Joshua’s final words and learn how to spark unshakeable commitment in your life.
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Standing Alone Before the Crowd: Samuel’s Warning and the Fight for Identity
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When the Jewish people demanded a king “like all other nations,” the prophet Samuel protested, exposing the danger of trading Divine destiny for political trends. Explore Samuel’s warning and learn the ultimate secret to Jewish success and endurance.
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House of the Infinite: Solomon’s Temple Dedication and the Blueprint of Prayer
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The First Temple is complete. It is the absolute zenith of Jewish history. Standing before an ecstatic nation, King Solomon delivered a prayer that answered the ultimate paradox: How do you fit an infinite G-d inside a finite building? Unpack this address to unlock the mechanics of prayer, repentance, and everyday miracles.
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The Crisis of Continuity: Ezra’s Tears and the Radical Rescue of a Generation
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The exile was over, but the Jewish spirit was flickering. Arriving in a spiritually fractured Jerusalem, the sage Ezra didn’t give a polite sermon. His words shook the people to their core. Dive into history’s greatest masterclass on teshuvah (repentance) and see how one leader’s faith-laced words salvaged the Jewish future.
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The first class begins on Tuesday, 1 Kislev / Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT
All classes are available on demand, and the course is free (donations welcome).
Click here to sign up!
Wishing you a great week!
Your friends @ ChabadU
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