Rabbi Dov Greenberg Rabbi Dov Greenberg leads Stanford Chabad and lectures across the world. Recent Stories Jul 15, 2022 Judaism’s revolutionary approach to history May 27, 2022 Ready to move your emotional home to the Promised Land? Apr 8, 2022 Expel that yeast! (And get rid of the thorn from your own life) Feb 18, 2022 Does your story of yourself help or hinder you? Dec 31, 2021 You: No way could I pull that off. God: Oh yes you can! Nov 12, 2021 How to change your reality from ‘no way’ to ‘I can do this’ Sep 24, 2021 How Sukkot, the U.S. Capitol and Abe Lincoln are connected Aug 5, 2021 How the cash register figures into a soulful, joyous Shabbat Jun 18, 2021 Where the Jewish people’s enduring faith and optimism comes from Apr 30, 2021 Hot take: The Torah's notion of sacrifice isn’t outdated Mar 12, 2021 On seeing the good in Jews you don’t agree with Jan 22, 2021 Being there for someone means imagining what it’s like to be them Dec 11, 2020 The Maccabees stood up to the wicked — we need to do the same Oct 23, 2020 The Mona Lisa of the threshold Sep 4, 2020 Bold prayers and broad vision determine the quality of our lives Jul 17, 2020 If you’re grateful, don’t just say it — you have to feel it, too May 28, 2020 Torah is the water supply that makes Jewish life possible Apr 10, 2020 How to tell a Jewish story: ‘Yes, we can!’ not ‘No, we can’t’ Feb 20, 2020 How do we save ourselves from ourselves? Shabbat. Nov 29, 2019 To boldly go where courageous Jews have gone before Next Page