AVODAH ALIVE

How do we know our prayers are making an impact? And is the end result the most important component of prayer, or is it deeper, as in just performing the act? Rabbi explores the idea of how prayer means so much more than just fulfilling our needs.

There's a deeply held belief, throughout Judaism, that no matter what, Hashem will always be there for us. Doesn't matter how dark the storm clouds seem to be, we know Hashem is there. Now, discover where this inherent belief comes from, as Rabbi delves into the basis of why we believe and what makes prayer so important to us.

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are bound by the way we approach how we want to change as the year goes on. We ask Hashem's help in bringing us another year of life, but we also have to figure out just how our davening and repenting helps both us, and the Jewish world in general. Listen, then create a more meaningful Yom Kippur experience for yourself.

The High Holy Days are an awesome, special time to connect with Hashem. But not just for yourself - if you look at it as an opportunty to connect with the Jewish world as a whole, you open new doors which lead to incredible levels of spiritual growth. This could change everything for you, moving forward. Take a listen.

As we continue to steam full power towards the Days of Awe, Rabbi continues his discussion of why it is better to look outside your own needs, to determine how you can best make the Jewish people stronger, and more unified., all while also becoming more complete personally. Truly, a one -of-a-kind perspective on how to continue to grow and improve.

Rabbi looks at the upcoming Yom Tov's and answers the simple question - how do you know what you need to work on? It turns out free will choice allows us to examine where we think there's a need for the Jewish people and then it offers us a path to dedicate ourselves to helping to fill that need. Thought proving as always, this is again a different way to approach self improvement. Enjoy

Rabbi continues discussing this amazing paradigm shift, from improvement as a personal issue to it becoming an issue to benefit Klal Yisroel first. Challenging and remarkable, you'll enjoy this idea.

It is not only important to improve you, for you. It's important for you to improve, as a part of the whole of the Jewish people. This is truly a life changing idea. Enjoy.

Rabbi begins the transition from Tisha B'Av to Rosh Hashanaha discussing the loss of the Bais HaMIgdash, and how it relates to each of us at a very personal level. This is a must-hear discussion.

Tisha B'Av is a special day on the Jewish calendar. But Rabbi has a different take on it which should give you a new way to approach the fast day, and achieve growth from it as well.