A Classic on Trust
The Beis HaLevi — Rav Yosef Dov Soloveitchik of Brisk zt”l — left the Jewish people a short, piercing essay on bitachon that has become one of the foundational texts on trust in Hashem. This series takes that essay as its spine, with Rabbi David Sutton guiding listeners through it, idea by idea.
Bitachon is easy to praise and hard to define, and the Beis HaLevi's precision is exactly what a serious learner needs: not slogans about trust, but a careful account of what bitachon actually is and is not.
Making a Text Livable
The gift of a guided text series is that a difficult, elevated work becomes reachable. Rabbi Sutton unpacks the Beis HaLevi's language, draws out its distinctions, and lands each one where it belongs — in the worries of a real life, a parnassah, a decision, a fear.
Learned this way, bitachon stops being an abstract virtue and becomes a discipline a person can practice: how to lean on Hashem honestly without abandoning his own effort.
Trust You Can Build
Because it follows one focused text, the series rewards sequential learning — each class building the framework the next one uses, until a listener has genuinely worked through a classic rather than merely heard about it.
For a family carrying the ordinary pressures of life, few subjects are as steadying as bitachon learned properly — and few teachers make a great text as accessible.
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- This series studies the Beis HaLevi's classic essay on bitachon — trust in Hashem — with Rabbi David Sutton.
- The Beis HaLevi's precision defines what bitachon actually is, beyond slogans.
- A guided text series makes an elevated work livable and practical.
- Followed in order, it turns bitachon from an abstract virtue into a practiced discipline.
- Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.