The best way to prepare for Chanukah is to educate ourselves to ensure we don't fall victim to the mentality of the ancient Greeks that tried to destroy us. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, the Greeks just wanted the Jews to think that HaShem created the world and left, and doesn't care about what goes on. Unfortunately today, over 50% of Modern Orthodox Jews don't believe in Divine Providence, and therefore can't even be counted in a Minyan.

For the Refua Shleimah of Rabbi Yaron ben Doris. "You should write comic books!" Rabbi Yaron Reuven's TeShuva story is so unbelievable, he says not even he would believe it! To go from a Wall Street multimillionaire making $3,000 an hour that didn't keep Shabbat to doing TeShuva, learning and teaching Torah, FOR FREE?!! "In your dreams! You should write comic books, kid!"

For the successful surgery and Refua Shleimah of Rabbi Yaron ben Doris. HaShem Loves You SO MUCH and wants you to do TeShuva. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, a person can sin their whole life, but if they finally accept the truth and take TeShuva seriously, HaShem will open up the world for them and make miracles! That's how much HaShem loves you. But this opportunity won't be around forever, be smart! Do TeShuva today.

Is your time in Yeshiva Bitul Torah? Not with Artscroll Gemara. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a very important lesson for those learning in Yeshiva, Kollel or wherever about the importance of understanding what you learn. The point of learning Torah is to understand what you're learning and apply it to your life. Stop wasting years not understanding and not accomplishing anything, and start learning with Artscroll Gemara.

How does a person lose their Share of The World To Come? Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush from Parashat Vayishlach about the wicked descendants of Esav and an odd verse from the parasha. Plus a teaching from Masechet Sanhedrin on those who lose their Olam HaBa for seemingly "minor things." Like one who nullifies the Covenant by wasting seed or committing other acts of immorality, or even simply not believing in one verse or one insight of the Jewish Sages in the Talmud. T

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals the truth about Efraim Palvanov, a very popular Jewish speaker who happens to be a complete heretic. Rabbi Reuven brings three clear proofs of Palvanov's heresy: he says if it's hard not to waste seed, it's allowed, Gehinnom is only 12 months, and the Talmud is for the Erev Rav. Any one of these is enough to put him in the category of an apikoris and someone never to be listened to or trusted. Ramban says in Shaar HaGemul, just his statement on Gehi

Rabbi Yaron Reuven answers a question about Shalom Bayit between a man and his wife who are having arguments over financial issues when one isn't as religious as the other. Rabbi Reuven gives everyone a reality check and says, your Shalom Bayit problems with your spouse are most likely your own fault.

Looking to pray with a clear mind? Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings Jewish tips for praying from Rebbe Elimelech of Lizhensk and Likkutei Shoshanim by Rav Matityahu Strashun, to help clear our mind before and during our prayer. Be'Ezrat HaShem this will help us focus and connect to HaShem whether a Chassid or an simple Jew.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a Chiddush on Parashat Vayeitzei about the worst antisemites. It's not people like Lavan HaRasha, and it's not even Nazis, it's Jews that decide to abandon the only thing that makes them Jewish. They refuse to learn Torah like Yaakov Avinu in the Yeshiva of Shem, the original Semite, and many are so filled with hate they can't stand others learning Torah either.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, it's forbidden for Jews to celebrate holidays like thanksgiving, but when they aren't at least as excited about Shabbat and Jewish holidays as they are for holidays of Avodah Zara, it brings judgment to the entire Jewish people. And nobody can be sure of their merits to be protected from judgment when openly committing sins.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush on Parashat Vayeitzei and a teaching from Rabbi Elimelech of Lizhensk about when to say "I don't know." Plus a funny story about a simple Jew that used a verse from Parashat Vayetzei to outwit the "brightest minds" of the church in a debate.

Who are the sinners of of Israel "with mitzvot like a pomegranate" as mentioned in Masechet Chagigah 27a? What sinner has mitzvot like a pomegranate? Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, one that only has minor sins from not learning enough, but still kept all the mitzvot they knew. Rabbi Reuven tells a story about simple Jews of the past and their sacrifice to serve HaShem even though they weren't big Torah scholars.

Stop paying too much for cheap mezuzot. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a reminder for Jews to make sure their Mezuzot are kosher and come from a trusted source according to the Torah. Mezuzot are a Jew's protection from harm, but they only work when they're kosher. Free is overpriced if your Mezuzah isn't kosher.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a Chiddush on Esav's blessing in Parashat Toldot that is a lesson we can all learn from. "By your sword you shall live, but your brother you shall serve." When we see a Tzaddik like Yaakov succeed, we should put all our physical blessings toward helping him, and then we will live! We have to learn from Esav's mistakes, do TeShuva and support the Tzaddik. If you liked the song in the video, watch the full version set to music, and subscribe to our TeS

Rav Efraim Kachlon shows how to put on tefillin in less than a minute. And Rabbi Yaron Reuven discusses important laws of wearing Tefillin, and the shock that many Tefillin people buy today are not kosher causing them to be missing out on an important mitzvah, and even saying blessings in vain. Don't be cheap with Tefillin, they're your connection to HaShem.

With the rise in antisemitism, many are saying it's time to make Aliyah to Israel. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, by paying attention to the news and politics rather than Torah, Jews are missing the point of what's going on. Rabbi Reuven brings proof from the Gemara in Yevamot 63a that the solution to Jewish problems isn't moving to Israel.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven discusses the history of Targum Onkelos, the ancient custom of reading with a Meturgeman, and the importance of learning Torah commentary to understand difficult words and passages. Rabbi Reuven also covers the difference between commentaries like Rashi and Targum Onkelos, and how some very simple words in Scriptural Hebrew have the complete opposite meaning depending on the context of the verse.

What could make a Catholic want to Convert To Judaism? Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals how telling the truth is the only way to help people, even when that means telling them their whole life was a lie. Even when it means they might not donate, and even when they might get offended. Because eventually many people accept the truth and even want to convert to Orthodox Judaism. When people first hear that the new testament is 100% idolatry they're shocked, and outraged, and then when

Rabbi Yaron Reuven explains the basics of reincarnation in Judaism and tells three real life stories of people that reincarnated into animals. The first is a man who owed his friend money and reincarnated as a horse to work off his $50 debt. Next was a woman with a very strange cat. And then Rabbi Reuven tells his personal story of his dog Bully, a very unique and loving dog. In all these stories, most people weren't completely convinced until they said, "Machul lecha, machul

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings insights on Parashat Chayei Sarah. After 4000 years, the only thing that has survived from the Parasha is the Cave of Machpelah. Ephron the Hittite, and all the other Canaanite nations have long disappeared, but the Cave of Machpelah still exists today. The only thing that has real eternal value is Torah and mitzvot.