People Tend to Be Polite About My Brashahs

San Diego Reader: How long do you spend writing your sermon?

Rabbi Scott Meltzer: I tend to give a sermon or something that would fall into that category almost every single day. In Hebrew the sermon is called a brashah. Then on the weekends for the Sabbath I will give a bigger sermon. I tend to try to be learning every day, whether studying traditional texts or reading something from a contemporary author. I like to think I spend one or two hours a day reading or writing.