Category: Relationships

We sell ourselves short by underestimating the power of our words and actions. Your one good deed can tip the scale and turn the world over for the good!

Don't tell G-d how big your problems are, tell your problems how big G-d is. With every challenge comes the strength to overcome it. With this perspective you'll come to be grateful for life's challenges. 

A person's life mission was divinely decided. It's not always the grand title we imagined; sometimes our mission is simply to help the person sitting next to us.

Gratitude only works when it's directed towards another. Adapt the proper stance on gratitude and watch your relationships flourish.

Is "chutzpah" kosher? Here is why every Jew must stand up for what he believes in.

The destiny of our people is in your hands.

In times of such darkness and confusion, there is an even greater demand for kindness. We can't wait for an opportunity to help someone to present itself; we must be proactive in our care for one another.

Abraham is the first Jew and known as the father of our nation ("our forefather Abraham", " Abraham our father", etc). How are these two ideas related? And how can we call someone from so far back in our history our father?

The Talmud teaches that when a person provides shelter for someone in need, they become partners with G-d in creating humanity, for a home gives a person their identity. Join Rabbi Greenberg as he discusses how every mitzvah we do gives G-d the ability to fulfill the purpose of creation. For G-d, too, is in need of a home.

Our sages say, "Who is a rich person? One who is satisfied with his lot." How can we turn wealth from being something that is disruptive and the source of unhappiness into a positive virtue?Join Rabbi Greenberg as he breaks down the six points of wealth and how we can learn to use our material possessions to transform our conditional happiness into a more meaningful and everlasting joy.

What will it take for all of us to live together in peace?Rabbi Greenberg addresses how to enter our personal Ark from this week’s Torah Portion, Noach.

The High Holidays are over and a new year lies ahead of us. Rabbi Greenberg explains how to keep the inspiration high, stick to your New Years' resolutions and make real change in your life.