Creating Our Own Light
This sermon was originally delivered at our December 21st Saturday morning service. You can listen on Contact Chai podcast or watch on Mishkan’s YouTube channel. **** There’s a Christmas tree […]
Overcoming Vengeance: Esau and the Maccabees
This sermon was delivered at our Friday service on December 13th. You can watch it on Mishkan’s YouTube channel or listen on Contact Chai podcast. **** Every week, when rabbis […]
Seeking Small Wonders
This sermon was delivered at our Saturday morning service on December 7th, 2024. You can listen on Contact Chai podcast or watch now on Mishkan’s YouTube channel. **** My mother […]
Saving Ourselves From Being Like Sodom
This sermon was delivered at our services on November 15th and 16th. You can listen to this sermon on Contact Chai podcast or watch it on Mishkan’s YouTube channel. **** […]
This Is Not The Time To Give Up
This sermon was delivered at our Friday Night Shabbat service on November 8th. You can listen this sermon on Contact Chai podcast or watch it on Mishkan’s YouTube channel. **** […]
You Are Not Alone
Many of us woke up this morning to a pit in our stomach and at a loss for words. Almost 70 people joined us this morning in our minyan to […]
Sabbatical and Sustainability — R’Lizzi Kol Nidre Sermon
This sermon was delivered at Mishkan’s 5785 Kol Nidre service. You can listen to this sermon on Contact Chai podcast or watch the sermon on Mishkan Chicago’s YouTube channel. **** […]
We Cannot Let Our Grief Tear Us Apart — R’Lizzi Rosh Hashanah Sermon
This sermon was delivered at Mishkan Chicago’s 5785 Rosh Hashanah service. You can listen on Contact Chai podcast or watch on Mishkan’s YouTube channel. **** About a week after October […]
What Did You See That Made You Want To Be A Jew? — R’Steven Erev Rosh Sermon
This sermon was delivered at our 5785 Erev Rosh Hashanah service. You can watch it on YouTube or listen on Contact Chai podcast. **** A few months ago, Mishkan welcomed […]
We Are Commanded To Love
The saddest day of the Jewish calendar is followed by one of the most joyous. In this moving sermon delivered at our August 17th Saturday Morning Shabbat service, Rabbi Steven […]