A daily call, not a lecture series
The OU's Daily Tehillim and Chizuk Call is a recurring program run by the Orthodox Union, not a single teacher giving shiurim. Each installment pairs the communal saying of Tehillim with a short measure of chizuk — encouragement — for the day. This collection preserves more than 390 of those daily recordings.
Because it is a daily call rather than a course, its rhythm is the point. The value is in showing up regularly for a few minutes of Tehillim and a word of strength, and the recordings let a person keep that rhythm on their own schedule.
Tehillim and chizuk together
The program's design joins two things that naturally belong together: the words of the Psalms and a short piece of encouragement. Tehillim has long been the community's language in times of worry and hope, and the accompanying chizuk frames those words for the day at hand.
This pairing makes the call especially suited to hard stretches — for an individual carrying something heavy, or for a community davening for a shared need. The daily format means the support is steady rather than one-time.
Using the recordings
A natural way to use this collection is to fold it into a daily moment: a few minutes in the morning, or a pause during the day, saying Tehillim along with the recording and taking the chizuk with you.
Because each day stands alone, there is no sequence to keep up with. A listener can begin today and simply continue, treating the collection as an ongoing companion rather than a backlog to clear.
Finding kosher Torah video for your family
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- This is a recurring daily program from the Orthodox Union, not a single speaker's shiurim.
- Each installment pairs the saying of Tehillim with a short measure of chizuk.
- More than 390 daily recordings are preserved here.
- The design suits hard stretches and steady, day-by-day support.
- Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.