The Commandment says to honor your father and mother so yo might have a long and happy life. It does not say to love or obey. Many have tumultuous or difficult relationships with parents so how do we live this commandment to honor when our relationships are full of strife? Please join Rabbi Fruithandler and Barbara Murphy for this powerful conversation about the command to honor and live.

Jews and Christians hold the "Ten" Commandments as a powerful guide to a good and happy life. Torah presents these rules for living in both Exodus and Deuteronomy. In Exodus as happening in real time and Deuteronomy as a living gift from God to people for all time. Join in this conversation that begins exploring the deeper meaning of the Commandments we hold dear and close to our hearts, the Commandments that keep us close to God.

The Lord's Prayer, the Our Father, the Prayer of the Church: This prayer, taught to us by Jesus has been called the summary of the whole of Scripture. Join us in this conversation that expands beyond the literal into the mystical and returns to us as a way to live our lives in order to know how to truly hallow God's name.

In this powerful and emotional podcast Rabbi Fruithandler and Barbara Murphy express this beautiful and central prayer of the Jewish people in the context of the world today. Christians, too, hear the Word of God as One. How do we impress upon our children daily that we are to love God with all our hearts, our souls, and with all our might so we may stand firm when the seas are not so calm? Please join us for this beautiful conversation and continue to bind this pray as a sign on your hand and a symbol on your forehead. Shalom.

On the seventh day God rested. He told Moses on the mountain because that this day is meant for our holiness, and told us the result of not keeping it holy, just like the tree in the garden. What does keeping holy the Sabbath mean? Join us for this provocative conversation that raises many more questions than it answers, just as all Scripture tends to do!

A schmuck or a mensch, that is the question! On a sixth day God created humanity in His image, but not until after the animals wild and tame and creepy crawly things were already roaming around. Might there be a lesson of humility in this when humans are told to have dominion over the creatures? Within our creation is free will to master it all by our standards or by God's.

The Hebrew word for dominion is the same as the word for parable. What would this mean when we talk about the sun and the moon and the stars having dominion, and what is the parable within the story of the creation of lights in the sky? Join us in this conversation about dominion creation and our own lives.

God saw the light and said it was good, but doesn't approve again until the first part of day three! Is a second day incomplete? Why wait until the waters are gathered and the land emerges under the dome called Sky to see it was good? We talk about this and more in a second and third day. Join us!

What exactly does "in the beginning" mean? The beginning of what? Join us as we explore this question and others rising up in One Day.

Episode Twenty-Six: Who is this that even the Wind and Sea Obey? -Mk 4:35-41; Mt 8:23-37; Lk 8:22-25 by Catholic Bible Institute