Connected: Prayer with Purpose - Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi

When we say Baruch Atah Hashem, we’re not blessing God—we’re acknowledging that He is the Source of all blessing. In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explains how recognizing Hashem as the only true giver opens the pipeline of bracha in our lives. Learn how this simple shift in awareness will allow Hashem’s blessings to flow straight to you.

Each morning, Hashem audits your soul—and still chooses to return it to you. Why? Because He believes in your potential. In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi unpacks the phrase Rabbah Emunatecha to reveal a powerful truth: Hashem has emunah in you. No matter what happened yesterday, today is proof that He’s giving you another chance to overcome, grow, and step into who you’re meant to be.

When Hashem returns your neshama each morning, He doesn’t just give it back—He customizes it for the challenges ahead. In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi shares how “b’chemlah” (with compassion) means Hashem gives you new tools, strengths, and spiritual upgrades each day.

Each morning, Hashem makes a conscious choice—to return your neshama and give you another day of life. In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi reflects on the gift of that choice and how it can inspire us to “level up” in small but meaningful ways.

What would change if you truly felt Hashem in front of you at all times? In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi unpacks the words Lefanecha in Modeh Ani—reminding us that prayer is more than words, it’s standing before the King.

In this episode, Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi explores the power of starting your morning with a positive mindset—through Modeh Ani and gratitude.

We begin our journey with the very first words a Jew says upon waking up: Modeh Ani. Rabbi Eliyahu Farhi unpacks the deeper power of this simple line—and how it can shift your mindset, fill you with gratitude, and start your day connected to Hashem.