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Healthy relationships require hard work and a lot of wisdom! However, it can be hard to find proven and practical relationship help. Thankfully, Jewish tradition offers a lot of direction to help us nurture positive relationships.

Today on The Game Changers Forum, we will discuss relationships and Jewish wisdom with Rabbi Yossi Lerman. Rabbi Yossi will share some practical ways that Jewish wisdom can help build (and even rebuild) rich, enduring relationships on every level.

Rabbi Yossi's book "Less Stress, More Joy: The Peace, Harmony, Joy Approach" can be found at https://a.co/d/4wLYNjg

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What does Hannukah have to do with the country music singer Chris Stapleton?

Well, not a whole lot. But there is a surprising link between one of his songs and this ancient story that took place in Israel over two thousand years ago.

Chris Stapleton’s 2020 hit song, “Starting Over" is exactly what the Jewish people had to do in the Hanukkah story.

Starting over is typically not easy, but as Chris Stapleton sings, “The hard roads are the ones worth choosing.”

In this episode of the Game Changers Forum, we’ll look at how the Jewish people started over in the Hannukah story. And I’ll share three ways their approach can inspire us when we have to rebuild and start afresh today.

2:30 Starting Over Key #1 - Part Ways With Courage and Thoughtfulness
8:20 Starting Over Key #2 - Clean Up The Mess and Defilement
12:25 Starting Over Key #3 - Rebuild For The Long Haul

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Does the God of the Bible allow people to protest Him? Is it okay to vent frustration, hurt, and even anger toward God? Sadly, many people have been hurt and even lost faith because of religious perspectives that discourage or condemn protesting God in any way. In this episode of the Game Changers Forum, we will discuss “protest toward God” with Joshua Brumbach, who has not only dedicated his doctoral studies to this topic but has personally experienced the pain and the reward that comes from wrestling with God.

2.30 Defining what we mean by "protest" concerning God
6.30 Joshua's journey - what led him to deeply engage with the "protesting God" topic?
15.10 Why do we feel guilty about "questioning" or "protesting" God?
20.30 The presence of protest towards God in the Bible
29.10 The presence of protest towards God in Rabbinic Literature
47:45 The problem with responding to pain and protest with dogma
59:00 Thoughts for those who are going through a season of "protest"

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