Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals the real and practical steps of TeShuva he went through as guided by his Rabbi Rav Efraim Kachlon. Rabbi Reuven said his first step was a commitment to learning Torah every day. They he realized if he was learning Torah he had to start applying what he learned. Slowly Rabbi Reuven started keeping Shabbat, keeping the holidays, fasting on fast days, and eating kosher inside and outside the home. Then Rabbi Reuven started sharing what he learned with

Should Jews Protest Donald Trump's Immigration Policy? A viewer claims Donald Trump's immigration policy is "needlessly cruel" and says it's our duty to fix it. Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives a Torah based reality check for well meaning armchair political pundits that watch too much news. No matter how much news you watch or read, there's always more to the story than what you know, and something as big as running a country involves a lot of moving parts, and making many decisions

What happens when someone speaks carelessly about great Torah scholars? Rabbi Yaron Reuven shares a profound and true story that reveals how HaShem views disrespect toward the Tzadikim. When 250,000 Jews gathered to mourn the passing of Rav Moshe Feinstein ztl, unforeseen delays pushed the burial timeline directly into Shushan Purim. Frustrated by the wait and eager to celebrate with his family, one man complained, asking, "So what if Moshe died?" and questioned if HaShem tru

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings Chiddushim on Parashat Behaalotecha and the danger of wanting more. In the Parasha the people had it really good, but the rabble started talking about the food in Egypt and this led to a horrible chain of events. Ramban says, they began desiring this food instead of the manna and that made them severely agitated. They started to think it was better when they were in Egypt and what came next was a severe rebuke from HaShem.

Can a Noahide pray using Tehillim (Psalms)? Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives guidance on the best way to pray for non-Jews that don't plan on converting to Judaism. Everyone can and should pray using Tehillim. Jews have to pray using the Siddur, and non-Jews pray from their own heart or using Tehillim, but should not pray using a structured prayer book. Any organization that is selling Noahide Siddurs or anything like it is one to stay away from. In over 3300 years since Mount Sinai

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a profound lesson from the Vilna Gaon on Proverbs 13:19. "A lust broken is sweet to the soul, but turning from evil is an abomination to fools." The Vilna Gaon says that overcoming a forbidden desire is very difficult at first, but once a person overcomes it, they get the most amazing feeling in the depth of their soul. But fools see those that have done TeShuva, and started guarding their eyes, and dressing modest, and they hate it.

Today crime is rampant and the government needs to learn the Jewish way to catch a thief and prevent crime. Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells three stories of how the Rabbis of previous generations used the laws of the Torah to discover who was lying, catch thieves and make sure stolen items were returned to their rightful owners, all without accusing anyone of being a criminal. In one case the Rabbi even got a confession by telling a suspect he he was innocent of the crime! How is th

Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives important lessons from the story of Ruth, which is traditionally read during Shavuot, using her journey to highlight profound Jewish principles regarding faith, wisdom, and the distinction between human effort and Divine outcomes. Main Lessons: The Ultimate Convert: Ruth the Moabite is the ultimate female convert, a billionaire's daughter who chose to leave her unimaginable wealth and join Am Yisrael. Although Naomi told her to return home three times

Last week Donald Trump announced that all Jews should keep Shabbat, is Trump making America more Jewish? Time will tell. Rabbi Yaron Reuven delves into the deep spiritual significance of current events and Trump's announcement during Jewish American heritage month.

Can a Noahide say parts of Birkat HaMazon? How should one thank HaShem for important food like bread before converting to Judaism? Rabbi Reuven answers questions about blessings for non-Jews that plan to stay Noahides and those who are in the process of conversion to Judaism.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven answers a viewer's question about God's infinity. Rav Saadia Ga'on explains that HaShem is beyond time and space and has no physicality whatsoever. Knowledge for humans is an experience outside and separate from us, where God and His knowledge are one. God existed before time and space, He sees everything from the beginning until the end of time, as if it were a single moment. This is one of many reasons why any belief that God has a body is heretical and c

Rabbi Yaron Reuven answers a question about the best time to pray for Jews and gentiles to get mercy from Heaven. Jewish men pray three times a day from the Siddur (Jewish Prayer book), Jewish women pray at least once a day, more if they're single or have time. Noahides pray whenever they want to from their own words, not an organized prayer book. A Noahide Siddur is not allowed and considered starting a new religion (Hilchot Melachim u'Milchamot 10:9).

Rabbi Yaron Reuven has officially declared himself to be the biggest Zionist! Wait, what?? Rabbi Reuven says, if being a Zionist means a love for the Jewish people and the Land of Israel, there is no bigger Zionist in the world. The problem is Zionism means different things to different people. What is Zionism? Secular Political Zionism: If Zionism is defined by the secular political ideology of Israel (such as the politics of Benjamin Netanyahu), Rabbi Reuven says, he is com

Rav Elchonon Wasserman says, that the Messengers of The Satan wear different garments in order to fool people. For some he will come clothed as a lucrative Cash Advance business, a forbidden relationship, or sometimes as a smiling face that wants to help you "see the truth". This video explores Rav Wasserman's teachings on the adversaries of the Jewish people, explaining that these enemies cannot be defeated with physical weapons like swords or tanks. Instead, they act as "me

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, he's jealous of people that can do KIRUV. Even though Rabbi Reuven teaches Torah and runs a non-profit that is dedicated to spreading Torah for free, the opportunity that smart people have today to do KIRUV for free is unbelievable. Chovot HaLevavot and Rabbi Ovadia Yosef both say that doing KIRUV brings greater merits than being a Torah Scholar! Get FREE KIRUV Materials at: https://KIRUVSTORE.org

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals why all of a sudden antisemites have been given a stage to spew their hate. It's a promise from HaShem in Parashat Bechukotai. HaShem will take the things a person took pride in and use them as a weapon against them as a measure for measure punishment for violating the Torah.

This video illustrates the profound importance of honoring your parents through an extraordinary story about the revered Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky and his father, the Steipler Ga’on. When the Steipler mistakenly hears that his adult son has a sore back, he interrupts Rav Chaim's rigorous 17-hour daily Torah study to give him a massage and orders him to sleep through the night. Demonstrating absolute respect, Rav Chaim obeys without a single question simply because his father comm

What happens when the son of one of the generation’s greatest rabbis abandons his faith for secular wealth? In this powerful Shiur, Rabbi Yaron Reuven explores the incredible true story of the son of Rabbi Yonatan Eybeschutz. After straying far from the path of Torah and amassing a massive fortune, he receives a series of haunting dreams from his holy father—warnings that escalate until he is forced to wake up to the truth and do TeShuva. But the story doesn't end there. Read

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson from Rebbe Nachman of Breslov on the power of Tzedakah. There are many verses and teachings of the Sages about Tzedakah having the power to save from death, but one thing most people don't realize is it has to go to a kosher organization, to a real Tzadik that helps people do TeShuva. Rebbe Nachman says if you donate to support heresy it's not a mitzvah.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals a secret to timeless wisdom from Pirkei Avot. Rabbi Chanina ben Dosa says, the only wisdom that stands the test of time is wisdom preceded by Yirat Shamayim (Fear of the Almighty). Rabbeinu Yona says, if your Torah is purely intellectual, it won't last, it must be learning in order to do. Any wisdom purely for the sake of intellectual stimulation or to be popular, fades away at best.