My Fun Theology Workbook

Rabbi Brian has written what may seem to some an oxymoron: a FUN theology book. This practical guide to being found by God is fanciful, adventurous and serious, all at the same time – like God. I highly recommend it for anyone who is ready to give God another try!Please do the most good and order from your local bookstore. (It’s a little slower, but it gets you into a bookstore and you’ll feel good about doing that.)
Get it autographed from Rabbi Brian for Amazon’s or Barnes and Noble’s price

BOOK.
SELF-GUIDED SPIRITUAL DIRECTION.

Unlearn bothersome assumptions.

Interactive exercises.

Go at your own pace.

Highly reviewed.

$20 – from booksellers or autographed from rB

Slow Down, Good Sam

May 27, 2026

In 1973, researchers John Darley and Daniel Batson at Princeton University conducted a study based on the biblical story of “The Good Samaritan.” ✧✧✧ A little background on the story: Samaritans, in the biblical world, were not considered “good.” The phrase “Good Samaritan” would have sounded like a political oxymoron—something like “compassionate MAGA” or “patriotic liberal.” In the story, a

A Letter

May 4, 2026

Beloved, Let me tell you something I often say when counseling those mourning the loss of a loved one. “Unless you are a rabbi or minister, you shouldn’t be good at writing eulogies.” And then I add: “Let me give you a pro tip—think about writing a letter. Because you know how to write a letter and this way you

With Bread

May 4, 2026

Love. With Bread. ✧✧✧ I live in a very progressive city. But, not everyone is of one mind. In fact, three houses to the north live Merrilee and Sardar, who, prior to the 2020 election, posted a “Trump—MAGA 2020” sign in their yard. The day Biden was elected, I texted them that a number of my friends and I were