The Rabbi Stark Podcast

What was Yetzias Mitzrayim and what does it mean to us today?

The Mashgiach explains how taking responsibility for the things you do/don't do is the key to success.

We all know Purim is just the absolute best, but its time we have a mature understanding of why and what opportunity the day brings.

How exactly is one "marbim b'simcha" when Adar begins—and why already from Adar's start?

Rabbi Stark discusses the problem with marijuana. Spoiler alert—its not what you think.

What makes an individual great is not merely the fact that they do or don't do something. Rather, it is the "achrayos of greatness" which they place upon themselves.

Yisro's journey—which culminated in him finding Hashem—is what is so impressive about him and should not be swept under the rug.

The Mashgiach gives a schmooze on the topic of Shovavim and explains how we need to better ourselves—not merely because we "have to" but rather because we "want to gain" what a life of spirituality h…

Rabbi Stark speaks in Mishkan Shmuel about the significance of a "bais medrash."

The Mashgiach speaks about the greatness of the "Mashgiach Hador" Rav Matisyahu Solomon זצ"ל and shares some of his Torah insights with us.

With the parshiyos of "Shovavim" beginning once again the Mashgiach discusses what the avoda is during these weeks. 

Understanding the true definition of "emunah" and our relationship with Hashem as though it is a true marriage.

Moshe Rabbeinu received the ultimate compliment when Hashem referred to him as "reliable." What's so special about being reliable and why is it a necessary precursor to having emunah?

As Jews, we do the things we do because they are Ratzon Hashem, not because they are practical. 

The connection between Emunah and Chanukah, and why the Greeks were dead-set on trying to ensure the Jews couldn't learn Torah.

A high-level understanding of Esav and his life values (and how they differ from that of Yishmael).

Many people think there is a "leap of faith" in Judaism, but Rabbi Stark explains why that is inaccurate, as well as how this all ties in to Chanukah.

Considering the current climate in Israel and in the world at large, together with the weekly parsha, its time we have a sophisticated understanding of Yishmael and his world view.

Emunah is made up of three aspects which must be meticulously honed and mastered; emunah of the mind, emunah of the heart, and emunah of the hands.

Emunah is a basic tenet of being a Jew. However, many of us don't understand what true "Emunah" is, and unfortunately we confuse it with something that it is not.