
Kol HaKollel
Kol HaKollel, “Voice of the Kollel,” emerges from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Each week brings a different perspective and outlook from one of the scholars of the Milwaukee Kollel. Six members of the Kollel participate in this collaborative effort to extract the Torah’s eternal truths, the timeless ethics that are the essential lessons of life, contained in the Torah’s narrative. The scholars of the Kollel present you with the profound insights of our Sages, with practical implications and applications for the modern 21st century Jew.
BereishisNoach
- Making It Perfect
- Making Something of Nothing
- Positive Speech Builds a Brighter World
- The Hidden Blessing
- The Miracle of Free Will
- Attitude Conditioning
- Genuine Kindness
- Keeping Focus
- No Second Thoughts
- Recognizing the Source of Our Good
- Spiritual Lamarckism
- Character, Bedrock of the Personality
- In Full Control
- Pursue the Moment
- Seeing Through the Cover
- Setting A Good Example
- Appreciating the Value of Our Blessings
- It's Never Too Late
- Removing the Shackles
- The Blessing of Blessing
Shemos
- Feeling the Pain
- Follow The Directions
- Gratitude to Man, Belief in G-d
- It's Good to Cry
- Reclaiming our Relationship with G-d
- A Position of Strength
- Actions Speak Louder Than Miracles
- Emotional Planning
- Just Do It!
- Purifying the Soil
VayikraTzav
- Dressing the Part
- Offering To Alter The Course Of History
- Potential for Greatness
- Relentless Struggle
- The Almighty Dollar
- Days That Count
- Getting The Message
- Open Your Eyes
- The Real You
- Thought Provoking
- Finding The Silver Lining
- We Are One
- Basic Recognition
- Giving for a Good Cause
- Not Just an Act of Kindness
- The Divine Push
- More Power To You
- Nothing To Fear
BamidbarNasoBehaaloschaShlach
- Bearers of The Treasure Map
- Gentle Encouragement
- Getting the Right Reading
- Giving Life
- No Pain No Gain
Devarim
- Constantly Challenged
- Flight to Freedom
- In Our Best Interest
- Not To Worry, G-d's In Charge
- Striving to Succeed
- Appreciating Our Blessings
- Facing the Challenge
- Precious Jewels
- Reducing The Distance From Head To Heart
- Today's The Day
- Don't Forget to Say Thank You
- Favorable Judgement
- Helps Those Who Help Themselves
- Passion For Progress
- Relentless
- The Value Inherent in Kindness
- Diving Deep
- Plotting Our Course for the Coming Year
- Recognizing His Gifts
- Strike While the Iron is Hot
- The Act of Investing
- Casting the Mold for Next Year's Blessings
- It's Never Too Late
- Personal Business Plan
- Vested Interest
- Our Doting Father
- Reaching Within
- ChanukahElul / Rosh HashanahParshas ZachorPesach
- A New Outlook
- Forget Your Belt…
- Taking It Personally
- The Symphony Of Life
- Why On This Night Do We Dip Twice?
Articles on Vayera
- Kind to the Cruel? Rabbi Mordechai Dixler (5781)Level: Beginner
- Standing Firm Rabbi Pinchas Winston (5783)Level: Intermediate
- A Seed From Within Rabbi Aron Tendler (5759)Level: Beginner
- Sickness & The Divine Presence Rabbi Pinchas Winston (5778)Level: Intermediate
- The Anonymous Host Rabbi Yissocher Frand (5762)Level: Intermediate
- Not For Myself Rabbi Raymond Beyda (5764)Level: Beginner
- Righteous Punishment Community Contributor (5780)Level: Community
- The True Proof That Avraham Was A True Baal Chessed Rabbi Yissocher Frand (5772)Level: Intermediate
- A Covenant and an Oath Shlomo Katz (5784)Level: Intermediate
- Appearances Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein (5782)Level: Advanced
- Was Avraham a Hypocrite? Rabbi Yaakov Menken (5762)Level: Beginner
- 100% of His Heart! Rabbi Label Lam (5779)Level: Beginner
- Questions? or Answers! Rabbi Dovid Green (5759)Level: Beginner
- Parshas Vayera Rabbi Dovid Siegel (5787)Level: Beginner
- Impression Discretion Rabbi Mordechai Dixler (5782)Level: Beginner
- A Next-Level Approach Rabbi Mordechai Dixler (5783)Level: Beginner
- A Plan Called “Kindliness” Rabbi Label Lam (5769)Level: Beginner
- Changing Direction Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein (5779)Level: Advanced
- A Little Bit of Teshuvah Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein (5783)Level: Advanced
- Mechitzah In Shul: Why And How? Rabbi Doniel Neustadt (5772)Level: Advanced
