Manis Friedman

This 6-part series looks at the "false gods" of American society: money, love, self, happiness, equality and celebrity.

The Chassidic approach to preparing for the High Holidays and the New Year during the month of Elul offers a novel and revolutionary perspective to a time formerly associated with dread, fear and guilt.

Rabbi Manis Friedman shares a glimpse into the Rebbe’s vision and historic impact as portrayed in how the Rebbe unmuted the Jewish world and gave us back our voice. A talk on the Rebbe’s yahrtzeit at an evening of tribute near the Rebbe’s Ohel (resting pl...

Join Rabbi Manis Friedman as he examines one of the most perplexing questions we have. Why do bad things happen, period?

Does faith ever make you uncomfortable? Rabbi Manis Friedman tackles all this head-on and addresses the fundamental beliefs and ideas of Judaism.

Reflecting on the aftermath of the horrific tragedies of Parkland and the Pittsburgh synagogue shootings, and grappling with the painful questions of how people doing good deeds can be the victims.

Study the daily entries of "Hayom Yom," a book of short daily insights which was compiled by the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, in 1942.

Maimonides states that we should not think that the messianic necessitates the suspension of nature. This tells us something very profound about the effect we have on world via doing mitzvahs.

Moshiach is the Jewish leader leading us throughout the messianic era. What is the function and need for a person to serve as leader in a perfected time?

Moshiach will be a descendant of King David. What is the significance of this link? How are we to understand the potential for Moshiach in each generation?