Every Life Is Valuable Through To The End, with Rabbi Steve Leder

Author of four books and innumerable sermons, Rabbi Steve Leder considers the joys and sorrows of the human condition and shares his faith in the human potential for growth through our very last days.
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[@kathleengrieci2539]

Very powerful Brother.... I pray people rise up...

[@AzStylisous]

I enjoy watching you and listening to you. I watch u on Wednesdays on spectrum news. This Wednesday you talked about being alone or lonely. I also believe that people are not lonely because there hopeless, there hopeless because they are alone.
ALONE.
A word with a strong meaning and a world of its own. To ever know the true meaning of the word, you had to have been there.
Alone, many has experienced it's pain, it's solitude and it's confusion. Not understanding what it means or why you're there. Is it possible to be alone, lonely with someone right beside you?

[@dripsipp]

A true atheist wouldn't need a "spiritual advisor" at the end of his or her life. But this seems to prove that they always do need it. And many things he said was biblical grounded all while missing God in the process.