You're listening to Rabbi Daniel Appen on demand.

The Blaze Radio Network.

On demand.

The more the world changes, the more we find comfort in the things that never change.

This is Rabbi Daniel Abin, on demand, on the Blaze Radio Network.

You better think about what you're saying.

You better think about the consequences of your actions.

Oh, shut up, woman.

You better think, think, think about what's trying to do to me, yeah, think, think, think, let your mind, let yourself be free. Welcome, everybody. Welcome everybody,

Welcome everybody, welcome to the Rabbi Daniel Lapin show, where I, your rabbi, your rabbi,

humbly and solemnly dedicate myself to serving you by revealing how the world really works.

And one way in which the world really works is that connection lies at the heart of everything.

Now, one of my goals in doing this show is to equip you with the intellectual ammunition

for resolving all kinds of questions that crop up in your day-to-day life, probably 20 times a day.

If you're a busy person, probably 20 times a day, issues crop up where you have to decide,

what am I going to do about this thing am I going to resolve it in this way or in that way or am I going to procrastinate by postponing it for dealing with at a later time but at some point or another another, decisions are called for. They're called for

in your professional life, in your family life, in relationships with friends, and yes, even in

your relationship, yeah, with God, your faith life. Not everybody has an active faith life,

but everybody has a spiritual part of their being,

and knowing correctly how to interact with that

and knowing how to deal with that is enormously helpful.

I encountered somebody recently who asked me the following question.

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