Compassion and Empathy
What Are We Doing Here? Five Thoughts from an Israeli Jew
One year later, thoughts from an Israeli Jew
“I hate going to the sanctuary!”
Exploring, perhaps, the meditation of our hearts this Rosh HaShanah
The Continued Relevance of Telling Holocaust Stories
An interview with the composers of “Hidden: The Musical” – A story about Resilience and hope in difficult times.
Resilience in Adversity: What I Learned from Starting a Church in New York City
Church planting in a place like Manhattan is not for the faint of heart.
On Last Days and First Days
The Torah reminds us that even the most powerful kings cry in private, and so might we.
Kill Them All, Blame Bibi, and Other Responses to an Especially Terrible 48 Hours
Standing at the intersection of painful humility and profound possibility.
Is Purpose a Prerequisite to Having Children?
Musings on population growth, child-bearing, and replacement numbers.