Rabbi Cosgrove: To Walk Together Again (November 8, 2025)
Rabbi Cosgrove Sermons
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18m
Following New York’s mayoral election, Rabbi Cosgrove reflects on democracy, disagreement, and the bonds of Jewish peoplehood. Drawing on the story of Abraham and Isaac, he calls for renewed dialogue, humility, and ahavat yisrael, a reminder that the real test begins not on the mountaintop, but on the way down.
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