Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore what happens when a woman marries a man she does not look up to.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore what God says about divorce.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore how we should not disparage people who spend their money on things we cannot afford thinking they should be giving the money to the poor.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore the phrase `if only I had...` is the wrong phrase. Instead we should say `If I could earn...`

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore the dilemma between producing things wanted by other people but people are becoming less moral. Do we provide whatever people want just to make money or follow Gods morals?

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore the thought process when answering the `Ask the Rabbi` questions.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore how cities are crucial but have potential to be great or to be evil.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore how a family helps children learn to develop a love for people outside of themselves and how God dwells in the family.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore critical thinking and using that skill to properly read scriptures and identify patterns.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore the word *you* and how Hebrew indicates singular vs plural where English does not.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore how *work* and *worship* is the same.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore that there is no word for “hero” in the Hebrew language.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore the words “child” (yeled) vs “lad” (naar)

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore putting trusted friends in your childs life so that they may have trusted advisors in the future.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore how to become a human lie detector.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore telling the truth to people whether or not they like the truth instead of being politically correct.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore the pros and cons of “living for the moment” - sometimes it is needed, sometimes it is not.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore the triangle consisting of God, humans, and everything else and teaching our children how morality and biology are interwoven.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore “a picture is worth a thousand words” and how words really do add more meaning.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore how our identities are much more tied to the people in our lives than we would like to think.

Rabbi Daniel and Susan Lapin explore why bad things happen even if we think we are doing something that is good.