#1 - Know There is a God
by Rabbi Noah WeinbergCultivate the greatest possible relationship with the greatest possible benefits.
Cultivate the greatest possible relationship with the greatest possible benefits.
Who runs the show around here anyway? You -- or God? Deciding this once and for all is a constant life challenge.
Good, evil, success, failure. Life is full of challenges that distract us from the underlying truth that the only reality is God's existence.
A passionate desire to connect with the Almighty is a constant human striving. So how do we know if we're connecting?
The key to happiness is to appreciate what you have. If it's so simple, why are so many people unhappy?
In this age of information glut, how do we sort out the good from the bad? Try out these powerful techniques to really "know what you know."
The human quest "to be good" drives virtually everything we do. In order to maximize pleasure in life, we must distinguish between "material good" and "spiritual good."
Life is full of pleasures. But some are a quantum leap above the rest. Rabbi Weinberg puts it all into perspective.
Free will is a uniquely human endeavor that spells the difference between life and death.
Jews throughout the ages have willingly given up their lives, rather than abandon being Jewish. Why? Because until you know what you are willing to die for, you have not yet begun to live.
Human instinct is to run from fear. Judaism teaches that fear of God is a positive motivator for greatness.
God wants us to enjoy the pleasures of the physical world. The mistake is when we make materialism an end unto itself.
Getting clear, objective definitions is the first step to intellectual honesty. Applying those definitions to everyday life is what really determines greatness.
Understanding the definition and dynamics of love can improve our friendships, marriage - and the success of our entire nation.