Aug 6, 2026 · 29 min · 11 segments
EPISODE 50!!! And we're wondering, where are the angels? Drawing from Genesis 22, Midrash, and the Friday night prayer *Shalom Aleichem*, this episode explores what it means to answer God's call with…
Patrick BeaulierHost
I have a little line that comes from the Parsha, Parsha Re'eh, which means see, like seeing with your eyeballs.
Um, and, uh, it's a line that I'm going to use in my Devar Torah for this upcoming Shabbat.
So you're going to hear the whole sermon, but, uh, you know, for this one, we'll just go on ahead and just use the line.
So, um, You know, depending on what you're doing today, maybe you're going to close your eyes when you hear this.
Maybe you're driving and you probably should close your eyes when you're driving.
Listen, you can go on AI and you can look stuff up, but it's really different when you have someone you know who's talking to you about the big things that matter in life.
So... set your intentions for this podcast, for this opportunity to learn, and here we go.
Which means, Each with his own gift, according to the blessing that Adonai your God has bestowed upon you.
Quite literally, each according to the gift of his hand, right? So the gift, the matan, so kamatnat, which is kind of weird to say kamatnat.
Because there's a couple of like Kvirkat, that's another one that's like, it's a little mouthy for some reason for me at 8.46am on a Thursday.
But anyway, literally each according to the gift of his hand by the blessing that God has given.
So short story, what blessings have been given in your life? And how are you going to use those things to build something fantastic that you're going to give out into the world? Because ultimately, when you are the most you you can be via a blessing from God, well, you're living an amazing life and you're doing what you're supposed to do.
I have a little line that comes from the Parsha, Parsha Re'eh, which means see, like seeing with your eyeballs.
Um, and, uh, it's a line that I'm going to use in my Devar Torah for this upcoming Shabbat.
So you're going to hear the whole sermon, but, uh, you know, for this one, we'll just go on ahead and just use the line.
So, um, You know, depending on what you're doing today, maybe you're going to close your eyes when you hear this.
Maybe you're driving and you probably should close your eyes when you're driving.
Listen, you can go on AI and you can look stuff up, but it's really different when you have someone you know who's talking to you about the big things that matter in life.
So... set your intentions for this podcast, for this opportunity to learn, and here we go.
Which means, Each with his own gift, according to the blessing that Adonai your God has bestowed upon you.
Quite literally, each according to the gift of his hand, right? So the gift, the matan, so kamatnat, which is kind of weird to say kamatnat.
Because there's a couple of like Kvirkat, that's another one that's like, it's a little mouthy for some reason for me at 8.46am on a Thursday.
But anyway, literally each according to the gift of his hand by the blessing that God has given.
So short story, what blessings have been given in your life? And how are you going to use those things to build something fantastic that you're going to give out into the world? Because ultimately, when you are the most you you can be via a blessing from God, well, you're living an amazing life and you're doing what you're supposed to do.
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