You've probably heard the saying from the Gemara, Chavruta o mituta (study partner or death). What would you do if you found out your Chavruta was a criminal? Rabbi Yaron Reuven got a message from a Frum Jew that described a business deal he was being offered and asked if it was Cash Advance. After hearing the details the Rabbi told him yes, it's Merchant Cash Advance, but even worse. The truly sad part is this was the business his Chavruta was in!

A viewer asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven if the Zohar is part of the Oral Torah, and then proceeds to argue with the Rabbi. Rabbi Reuven says, yes the Zohar is part of the Oral Torah, and the greatest Sages have studied it and they say, it's Zohar Kadosh, the Holy Zohar. A person that chooses not to believe the Zohar has many problems, starting with going against all the Gadolim who have vouched for it. The truth is most people decide what they believe before they even do a surface i

How do you make Torah your spiritual business? Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings chiddushim on the teachings of Shammai in Pirkei Avot chapter one. The Sages say, the first question a person will be asked when they get to Shamayim is, Did you conduct your business faithfully? Did you operate your business with emunah, knowing that HaShem runs the world and He wants you to learn Torah instead of work overtime? Did you spend money on mitzvot knowing that's what's important? Did you buy

Is this Israel's Bigfoot? Rabbi Yaron Reuven explores ancient proof of a creature called the "Yadua," also known as the "man of the mountain" referenced in the Book of Job. Described in the texts of the Geonim, this vicious, human-like creature grows from the earth, attached by a thick, umbilical-like cord extending from its navel. It feeds directly from the ground and violently attacks any person or animal that comes within the radius of its tether. Because it is too dangero

Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells a story about how people in Merchant Cash Advance compare to the generation before the Flood of Noah. HaShem says, the earth became filled with robbery, everyone was stealing from each other and justifying it, just like today. Ruining people's lives to live in luxury, fulfilling every desire. Everyone thought Noach was crazy for building the Ark and that HaShem would never destroy the world. They thought they were blessed and their success would last

Are you honoring your husband? Rabbi Yaron Reuven teaches how a Jewish woman should honor her husband according to the Torah. While a man must love his wife like he loves himself, and honor her even more, a woman should treat her husband like a king. If she's getting him to learn Torah, and fulfilling her other duties as a wife, her husband will have excellent manners and he will shower her with compliments, give her gifts when he can afford them, and treat her like a queen.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven answers a question that is very popular with antisemites, "Why have the Jewish people been kicked out of so many countries???" The Rabbi gives a surprising answer, it's actually part of prophecies in the Five Books of Moses and reaffirmed by the later Prophets. Continuous exile is how HaShem keeps the Jewish people from being assimilated. Unfortunately, success often leads to a lax in Torah observance, and HaShem causes antisemitism to rise to get us to do

Delve into one of the most profound and challenging stories of the Ten Martyrs from the Gemara (Avodah Zarah 18a). When the Romans sentence a great Jewish Sage to be burned alive wrapped in a Torah scroll, in their cruelty they attempt to prolong his agonizing suffering with water-soaked wool placed over his heart. However, witnessing the Sage's superhuman calm, his teachings to his students, and his holy visions opens the eyes of the Roman executioner. Recognizing the ultima

Sometimes before HaShem wants to give someone a blessing He gives them a big test to see if they really deserve it. Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells a story of a supporter of Torah and KIRUV that was expecting a blessing and got a $5,000 fine instead! Does that sound like a blessing? The blessing was hiding and waiting for them to pass the test. Once they accepted it was from HaShem and they knew their donation was a big mitzvah, HaShem opened the windows of Heaven wide to pour down

Rebbe Nachman of Breslov taught that the world is like a very narrow bridge and the main thing is not to fear at all. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, most people know very little about what Rebbe Nachman actually taught. Hear a big chiddush from Sichot HaRan that will surprise you about what Rebbe Nachman said was the most important thing to serving HaShem.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals how to get HaShem to answer your prayers by living a verse in the Book of Jeremiah, where HaShem promises He will answer your prayers and fulfill your blessings. Rabbi Reuven even tells a real life story of two students who are seeing HaShem's promise in their lives by making KIRUV their number one priority.

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 tells a story about Trump's reward for the mitzvah of Honoring The Torah. In the 1990s Donald Trump went out of his way to help an Orthodox Jewish man in a HUGE way. Trump's $250,000 gift to a Jewish man and his family enabled him to keep learning Torah. Some Chachamim say that the merit from this one mitzvah of supporting the Torah could be what propelled him into the White House and what has kept him alive.

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

Are you learning Torah or studying Torah? This video explores the profound difference between simply reading a book or watching a shiur and actively studying it. Rabbi Yaron Reuven emphasizes that true study requires looking up sources and digging deeper to understand the context behind standalone statements. To illustrate this concept, Rabbi Reuven traces a brief legal ruling about the disqualification of a judge back to its fascinating origins in the Gemara Bava Batra 58a.

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.

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).

Discover timeless wisdom on Jewish parenting and the profound spiritual importance of honesty and Torah study. In this insightful video, Rabbi Reuven explores the concept of building a "House of Truth" based on the teachings of the Shlah HaKadosh. Learn how a simple but strict rule about honesty can completely transform a home's dynamic. This lesson to educate children is also an important lesson for adult as well. The discussion also delves into the critical importance of de