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I Do WANT To Change.  But How?

I Do WANT To Change. But How?

FromRabbi Daniel Lapin's podcast


I Do WANT To Change. But How?

FromRabbi Daniel Lapin's podcast

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Length:
63 minutes
Released:
Jul 15, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

With the real inflation rate over 15% it makes sense to change your financial reality and increase revenue. But is it possible? Do your actions change your beliefs? Do your beliefs regulate your actions? Couldn’t you use more friends and better friendships?  More rewarding family relationships? Improve all these things. Contrary to what many try to tell you, indeed you can bring about change in your life. You have to balance what the culture around you tells you is true and what ancient Jewish wisdom tells you is true on this special show. Why you should know what happens when oxygen and hydrogen combine. Why you should try one lesson from Scrolling through Scripture for Free!   https://www.wehappywarriors.com/scrolling-through-scripture-free-lesson. Why there are few women working on the construction site I watch. No commandment to believe in God.  What to do when you’re mad at your spouse. Interested in improving your Finances? Want a better Family life? Want better Fysical health? Learn to change. This show gives you the details. Onwards and upwards.
Released:
Jul 15, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Rabbi Daniel Lapin, known world-wide as America's Rabbi, is a noted rabbinic scholar, best-selling author and host of the Rabbi Daniel Lapin podcast. He reveals how the world REALLY works and reminds us that the more things change, the more we need to depend upon those things that never change. Rabbi Daniel Lapin is one of America’s most eloquent speakers and his ability to extract life principles from the Bible and transmit them in an entertaining manner has brought countless numbers of Jews and Christians closer to their respective faiths.