3 Unexpected Things I Did On The Day Rosh Hashanah And 9/11 Coincided
This year, the second day of Rosh Hashanah took on new meaning.
Spirituality & Faith
Riding Into Rosh Hashanah: What Bike Riding Has Taught Me About Life
The secret is balance, not grip.
Holy Darkness, Blessed Light: Challenging Analogies For Good And Evil
Our true nature is Goodness. Everything else is a deviation from the path.
How The Batting Cage Prepared Me For The Jewish New Year
The batting cage helped me regain my confidence and get back to writing High Holiday sermons.
A Catholic’s Commentary In A Time Of Scandal
We must be balanced and fair when handling the situation, both to prevent this from happening again, and to preserve the Church.
Is Faith As Easy As Relinquishing Control To God?
On a hot air balloon, I felt the joy of letting go of control and being carried by God.
When A Bar Mitzvah Follows A Shiva: Finding Comfort After Losing My Mom
It felt fitting that my son’s Bar Mitzvah was on Shabbat Nachamu, the Sabbath of Consolation.
It’s Hard To Compete With Simplistic Spiritual Leaders
Is there room for people who think more deeply and want more proof of spiritual experiences?
Wisdom About The Refugee Crisis… From A Talking Biblical Donkey
Even a donkey knows that Instead of cursing refugees to return to the unsafe places from which they fled, we should be blessing them with welcome, safety, and dignity.