EPISODE · Sep 17, 2016 · 17 MIN
A Blessing To One Another
from Simchat Yisrael · host Simchat Yisrael
We are in the month of Elul, which initiates a period of introspection and reflection for each one of us. However, I’d like us to consider how reflecting on where we stand with God might be reflected in how we treat one another. So during this period leading up to the season of redemption, lets allow our personal examination to produce good for others.
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