Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson about the importance of being a student of Torah. Masechet Brachot says, whenever Rabbi Yochanan would finish reading the Book of Job he would say in the end man and animal both die, but fortunate is one who grew in Torah, who toiled in Torah and brings pleasure to his Creator.

Can Maaser be used for the Purim Mitzvot like Machatzit HaShekel or Matanot LaEvyonim? "No, you cannot use maaser money for matanot la'evyonim on Purim since this is a personal obligation that every Jew must fulfill. Just like you cannot use maaser for buying tefillin or fulfilling other personal mitzvot obligations, you cannot use it for the basic requirement of matanot la'evyonim. However, if you give more than the required amount to the poor on Purim, that additional amoun

For over ten years Rabbi Yaron Reuven has been helping Jews and gentiles overcome one of the most difficult addictions of wasting seed and regain their lives, their marriages, and find blessings and purpose. The issue of Kedusha (holiness with matters of morality) are a fundamental part of Torah Judaism that for some reason have been removed from the teachings of most Rabbis today. Hiding these important teachings of the Torah isn't helping anyone. Listen to inspiring TeShuva

A viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven why can't a Kohen marry a convert or a woman that use to be promiscuous after they did TeShuva, since a Baal TeShuva is on a higher spiritual level than one who was righteous from birth? Rabbi Reuven says, don't try to rationalize the mitzvot, HaShem decreed it and we follow. Don't look at everything that's forbidden and try to find a way to rationalize it, look at what's allowed, there's plenty of ways to have a good life by following the Tor

Rabbi Yaron Reuven discusses the strange laws of Jewish slaves in Parashat Mishpatim and the puzzling scenario of a slave that doesn't want his freedom. After 6 years of servitude to repay his debt a Jewish slave is allowed to go free, but for some being a slave was so good they wanted to stay for life.

If someone was damaging the honor of HaShem, what would you do? Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings part two of a POWERFUL lesson from Rebbe Chaim mi Volozhin on the power of the Jewish mind and what it means to defend the honor of HaKadosh Baruch Hu.

Does the Talmud say that? Rabbi Yaron Reuven responds to a common antisemitic libel taken from Sanhedrin 55b that is frequently posted online without verifying it's accuracy. Rabbi Reuven says, if you want to learn the truth, use your brain and stop learning from people with an agenda that intentionally distort the truth.

In Parashat Yitro HaShem commands us to be a Kingdom of Ministers and Holy Nation, but not many people know what that means. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson from the Ramban on how a man can start to be holy: by being modest during intimacy.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a POWERFUL lesson from Rebbe Chaim mi Volozhin on the power of the Jewish mind. Sefer Nefesh HaChaim describes how the Jewish mind is connected to HaShem at all times, and when a Jew thinks about immorality, it's worse than bringing a harlot in the Beit HaMikdash like Titus did.

What's the Difference Between The Torah And The Talmud? Rabbi Yaron Reuven answers a question from a viewer about the Torah and the Talmud and clearly explains that the Written Torah cannot be observed without the instructions in the Oral Torah, aka the Talmud. This video refutes many of the foolish claims by Israel Horowitz and other heretics that deny the Oral Torah just like the christians do.

David HaMelech asks, why are the nations gathering for the war of Gog u'Magog? Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings insights from Masechet Brachot and David HaMelech in Psalms on the war of Gog uMagog, raising children, and the importance getting a good night's sleep.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush on Parashat B'Shelach that shows sometimes prayer and emunah isn't enough to bring the salvation. Prayer is excellent, and something we all have to do, but at some point we have to prove we have emunah in HaShem.

Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai in Masechet Brachot says that there is one thing that is worse than the war of Gog uMagog, the pain of a parent losing a child or having a child go off the derech. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, some things a person just doesn't understand until they've been through it themselves.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives FIVE TORAH PROOFS of how Efraim Palvanov is a heretic that not only denies the teachings of the Jewish Sages and Halacha, but even speaks against many verses from the Tanakh. Palvanov says Gehinnom is only 12 months and says HaShem is evil for bringing people to the world He knows would be sentenced to eternal Gehinnom, he says Avraham Avinu failed the Akeidah, he says the Kohen Gadol used drugs, he denies the Torah & authority of the Jewish Sages, an

Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells a story about a religious Jewish couple in need of health miracle and a Chiddush from Rav Hirsch on Parashat Bo. Paro and his people were suffering greatly from the plagues but still wouldn't let Am Yisrael go. Rav Hirsch says, sometimes good people make the same mistake as Paro in this week's Parasha.

Does The Talmud Say that? An antisemitic viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven why does the Talmud says it's permitted to rob and steal from non-Jews? And even after the Rabbi proves the Talmud does not say it's permitted to steal from gentiles, and it's even worse than stealing from Jews, this angry person proves they aren't interested in the truth, just hate.

Many people are interested in Kabbalistic books like the Sefer Yetzirah, but Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, what they don't realize is that all real Kabbalistic books are written in a way that can only be correctly understood by someone who learned the authentic tradition from a true Kabbalist. They have intentional mistakes and are written in a cryptic way that only their students can understand. Most copies available today, especially online are corrupted versions. On top of this

Rambam in Hilchot De'ot gives laws of who, what, where, when, and how to rebuke according to Halacha. Rabbi Yaron Reuven reviews the obligation to rebuke, when you should, when you shouldn't, and when you have to in order to avoid having their sins go to your account. The Rambam brings the Sages in Masechet Sanhedrin 93B that say one that doesn't rebuke is not given the opportunity to do TeShuva.

The unfiltered truth about jesus. A viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven why he disrespects jesus. The Rabbi says, it's not disrespect, it's the truth. It's a mitzvah to mock idolatry, and believing in the new testament or jesus is 100% idolatry according to the holy Torah. The Five Books of Moses says God is not a man and it's forbidden to pray to anything other than the God of Israel, the new testament contradicts these fundamentals of faith and yet somehow billions of people don

Should A Woman Post Photos Online? Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, most women either start doing TeShuva and forget they have an immodest profile picture or they don't know their profile photo is forbidden. A woman that posts her photos online is just asking for problems in her life, and needless to say the spiritual damage from causing men to sin. Even if it's a "modest picture" it's a trap the the Yetzer Hara.