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Torah Outside the Box is a podcast where Rabbi Louis Sachs shares sermons, stories, and reflections that bring Torah beyond the walls of the synagogue.
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- Aug 4, 2026
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- Jul 29, 2026
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Who Opened the Door for You? (Success, Tzedakah, and Gratitude): A Parashat Eikev Sermon - August 1, 2026 - Rabbi Louis Sachs (opens the original)
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Rabbi Louis Sachs explores how easily we credit ourselves for our successes while overlooking the people, opportunities, and blessings that helped us along the way. www.rabbisachs.com Instagram www.BethSholom.net Drawing on Parashat Eikev, the mitzvah of tzedakah, and the commandment to bless God after eating and being satisfied, the sermon invites listeners to replace self-congratulation with gratitude, generosity, and responsibility—and to remember those who helped open doors for t
Return to Who You Really Are (Teshuva Is Not Becoming Someone New): A Parashat Vaetchanan Sermon for Parashat Vaetchanan - July 25, 2026 (opens the original)
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Rabbi Louis Sachs explores the idea that love, faith, and our truest selves are not things we need to create—they are already within us, waiting to be uncovered. Drawing on Parashat Vaetchanan , the V'ahavta , the teachings of the Sefat Emet, Shabbat Nachamu , and the meaning of teshuva , the sermon invites listeners to look beyond the stress, grief, and distractions that can obscure who they were created to be—and to return to the person God created them to be. Delivered on Shabbat morning, Jul
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