Rabbi Enkin presents a no-holds-barred webinar on intermarriage and conversions for the sake of marrying a Jew.

Discover what the Torah has to say about polygamy, what the rabbis have say, and yes, there are situations in which polygamy is permitted even nowadays.

Rabbi Enkin explores anti-Semitism from Biblical times until today, focusing on the relationship between Jews and Gentiles througout the ages.

There are repercussions for our actions. But to lose hope? To despair? To walk away? Never! We can never let that happen.

A Nazirite is a man who decides to take upon himself a number of stringencies in striving for a higher level of holiness.

Our sages teach that clothing should have a sense of honor and glory -- we should not just wear 'anything.'

In this week's Torah portion, we learn a powerful lesson from the Biblical laws pertaining to slavery.

Rabbi Enkin presents an in-depth look at the fascinating Torah portion of "Vayishlach", complete with traditional commentaries from the Talmud, Midrash, Kabbala.

Rabbi Enkin presents a comprehensive, interesting webinar on "hachnasat orchim" - the mitzvah of welcoming guests.

Discover how Sukkot is a unique, meaningful and fun holiday that benefits the entire world

Rabbi Enkin presents a somber but inspirational, eye opening webinar about the saddest day on the Jewish calendar.

To conclude the Book of Numbers, Rabbi Enkin presents a special class that "scrolls" through a number of interesting topics!

Rabbi Enkin explores Jewish concept of reincarnation from both a scriptural and kabbalistic perspective.

The Torah portion in Israel of “Balak” (Numbers 22:2-25:9) teaches how Balak, King of Moab, hired Balaam to curse the Jewish people after realizing that he could not destroy them militarily. God plays a trick and instead of cursing the Jewish people Balaam ends up blessing them! Rabbi Enkin’s informative webinar focuses on the nations... Read more »

Rabbi Enkin covers many topics from this fascinating, action-packed Torah portion, with special emphasis on the episode of Moses hitting the rock.

Rabbi Enkin examines Korach's evil power struggle with Moses and other destructive Jewish fights, but also explores some "good" Jewish arguments throughout the ages.

Rabbi Enkin explores the fruits of the land of Israel, including the seven species, from ancient agricultural times to modern day Israel and everything in between.

Rabbi Enkin discusses music in the Temple, the synagogue, and modern-day music trends in the Orthodox Jewish world.

Rabbi Enkin delves deeply into the mysterious Torah law about lending with interest, plus few other lesser-known business laws as well.

Rabbi Enkin explores some of the major ethical works that Judaism has produced, including the famous Ethics of the Fathers.

Rabbi Enkin deciphers, demystifies and explains Jewish laws of purity, many of which are practiced only when the Holy Temple stands.,

Rabbi Enkin presents an "Everything-You-Need-To-Know-About-Passover" webinar with an emphasis on lesser-known customs and practices.

Since sacrifices may very well have been the original "Jewish foods," this webinar explores Jewish foods in great gastronomic detail.

Learn about the "Four Special Sabbaths" which fall during the pre-Passover period, and various other distinctive Sabbaths throughout the year.

Rabbi Enkin takes a fascinating look at the entire story of the Golden Calf and presents meaningful lessons that we can implement in our daily lives.

Rabbi Enkin takes an in-depth look at the Tabernacle, Holy Temple and modern-day synagogues.

Rabbi Enkin discusses lesser known Torah laws such as slavery, unique kosher laws that go beyond eating and drinking, the ban on going to secular courts (instead of rabbinic courts), and much more!

Rabbi Enkin explores fascinating issues related to conversion, including the controversial modern-day question of "Who is a Jew."

Rabbi Enkin takes you on a fascinating journey through the wilderness, exploring the miracles performed for the Jews during their forty years in the desert.

Rabbi Enkin gives a fascinating class about the final three plagues, the Passover sacrifice and the Exodus of the Jewish people from Egypt.

Rabbi Enkin gives a fascinating presentation of the Ten Plagues from the perspective of Scripture, Talmud, and most of all, Midrash.

Rabbi Enkin explores Jewish names, dress, languages and other trimmings that have kept Jews 'Jewish' throughout the many years of exile.

Modesty is the top attribute for a Jew and for a leader. Only with a strong sense of modesty can one fight off all the temptations of power and corruption.

What does Judaism say about DNR, hospice care, euthanasia, organ donations and cremation?

Rabbi Enkin explores the emotional encounter and reunion of Joseph and his brothers, family relationships, fulfillment of prophecy, and the nation's journey down to Egypt.

Ever wonder which miracles are from God and which miracles might be mere coincidences?

Rabbi Enkin weaves together traditional Jewish sources along with secular, historical ones to offer a slightly "different" perspective on the Chanukah story.

Rabbi Enkin explores various concepts in Jewish business law, complete with sources and precedents from both the Torah and Talmud.

Rabbi Enkin delves into some of the most famous (and violent) episodes of sibling rivalry in the Bible. And some advice for you, too!

Hebron is the Jewish people's second holiest city. King David began his reign in Hebron. So much history, so much holiness!