# Shabbat Nachamu

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The Seven Weeks Of Comfort, Countdown To Rosh Hashanah Part 1:  Shabbat Nachamu,  Comfort My People  -  English and Spanish

The Seven Weeks Of Comfort, Countdown To Rosh Hashanah Part 1:  Shabbat Nachamu,  Comfort My People  -  English and Spanish.   After the three weeks of mourning over the destruction of the Temple, we observe seven weeks of consolation. God offers comfort to His people.  Why should we be concerned a…

Shabbat Nahamu - The Months of Tamuz and Av 24

Welcome to Daily Bitachon The Gemara ( Berachot 31a ) tells us that the prophets always conclude their prophecies with words of praise and comfort; every book in Tanach ends on a positive note. This raises a famous question: If every book ends positively, why does Megillat Eicha end on such a dark …

Finding Comfort in the In-Between

Rabbi Aaron Goldstein guides listeners through the in‑between days of Av, exploring how Tisha B'Av’s mourning can open space for memory, prayer, and the hope of Shabbat Nachamu. He draws on biblical verses, historic prayers, and the Adrabah prayer to show how seeing the good in others and listening…

Return to Who You Really Are (Teshuva Is Not Becoming Someone New): A Parashat Vaetchanan Sermon for Parashat Vaetchanan - July 25, 2026

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 in…

Episode #1278: From Sorrow To Joy

We've just completed a very interesting time on the Jewish calendar. Tisha B'av - the saddest day of the Jewish year, in which we mourn the many tragedies that have befallen our people throughout the ages - was observed last week. It was followed by Shabbat Nachamu, the Shabbat of comfort and conso…

Shalom Bayit: Peace in the Home | Sermon By Elder Scott Moore

On Shabbat Nachamu, the Sabbath of Comfort following the Fast of Tammuz and Tisha B’Av, we are seeking peace in our homes, a peace that will bring comfort and renewal to our family of families at Tikvat Israel.  Marriages can become tumultuous, but peace is worth fighting for.  Especially, men are …

Parshas V'eschanan: Washing Dishes for Mashiach

How do we move from the lowliness of Tisha B’Av to the heights of Shabbat Nachamu? In this week’s exploration of the inner dimensions of the Parsha, Rav Leibish Hundert dives into the profound spiritual mechanics of "Preparation" (Hachana). Drawing from the Shulchan Aruch, the stories of Rabbi Shim…

Jerusalem Will Rise (Shabbat Nachamu)

This week’s Torah portion is Va’etchanan, and it falls on Shabbat Nachamu—the Sabbath of Comfort—following the fast of Tisha B’Av. In this teaching, we reflect on Isaiah’s words: “Comfort, comfort my people,” and how they still speak into our world today. We look at how both Jeremiah and Yeshua wep…

The Whole Heart: Finding Gratitude in Both Grief and Joy

Rabbi Yoshi’s derash from Beach Shabbat, delivered on Shabbat Nachamu — the Sabbath of Comfort that always follows Tisha b’Av. Beginning with a personal story from his own wedding thirty years ago, Rabbi Yoshi explores what it means to love God “b’chol levavcha” — with all of your heart — and why o…

Ep. 2: Shabbat Nachamu: Finding True Comfort in a Broken World

How do you find genuine comfort and real peace when the world around you feels increasingly broken, noisy, and transactional? Welcome to Episode 2 of A Tuesday Jew. In this heavy-hitting episode, we tackle the massive spiritual shift of Shabbat Nachamu—the Sabbath of Comfort that follows the ultima…