How concerned do we need to be to prevent a chillul Hashem? How far out of our way do we need to go to avoid a chillul Hashem? In this week's recording we learn that the reason we dip marror in charoses is to avoid even a far fetched chillul Hashem.

How the yetzer hara empowers us to create more Kiddush Hashem. Overcoming temptations can be the ultimate kiddush Hashem.

There is a lot that we can learn from the way teachers respect and influence their students, to the way we interact with the outside world. 

How do we keep on course in our objective of Kiddush Hashem when others are not impressed? How do we deal with opposition?

What is our relationship with the nations of the world? Listen to a great story with a Rabbi and a Harley Davidson bike club.

An unbelievable story with Rav Shmuel Kamanetzky and his compassion and caring for all human beings.

Are Jews like lone sailors trying to reach a destination of closeness to Hashem or are we comparable to captains trying to bring a boat load of passengers to the destination? There is a big difference between these two different approaches.

Yoshi Balaban was taken suddenly from our midst in a tragic car accident. His short life of 4 years personified a life of kiddush Hashem and it demonstrated the holiness of the chinuch that he received in his home. In this recording I share a little of the inspiration that I felt after being menacheim avel at their home.

Is it possible to truly respect people who don't live with Torah values, without hurting our own strong commitment to those values?

Why do we need to anticipate the geulah every day? Why is it considered one of the 13 foundational beliefs? How is it relevant to our lives?