In Parashat Ki Tisa we learn that Shabbat is a sign and an eternal Covenant between HaShem and the Jewish people. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, Shabbat is the corner stone of Judaism and the key to your TeShuva as a Jew. What are the other time bound mitzvot women are obligated in?

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a Chiddush on Parashat Tetzaveh, why Moshe's name isn't mentioned and what a true leader does for the sake of Am Yisrael.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, how we view Parashat Terumah and the teachings of the Jewish Sages on handling money determines if we truly believe in HaShem. The Sages say if a person starts to lose money, they should give more Tzedakah, but how does that make sense?

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.

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 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.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a Chiddush on the Holy Jewish women in Parashat Va'era. Insights from the teachings of the Sages on a theme that is often overlooked in the Parasha, the major role of the modesty of Jewish women in the Exodus of Egypt.

In Parashat Vayechi, Yaakov Avinu blesses Efraim and Menashe with a blessing that Jewish parents still bless their children with every Shabbat. Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals what made Efraim and Menashe so special and why Yaakov chose to make Yosef's sons part of the Twelve Tribes.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush on the Parasha. In Parashat Vayigash Yosef tests the brothers, and finds that Yehudah is willing to sacrifice everything to save Binyamin, proving they have done TeShuva.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush on Parashat Miketz and Yosef finding a miracle Shidduch. Par'o gives Yosef a wife who ends up being the only Jewish woman in all of Egypt! But this wasn't generosity on the part of Par'o, this is because the Egyptians are disgusted by the Jews.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush on Parashat Vayeshev that reveals the difference between the holy Chashmonaim and Yosef HaTzadik, and why emunah is not enough to endure the tests of sinning. The Chashmonaim saved Am Yisrael during Chanukah and Yosef HaTzadik saved Am Yisrael during the descent to Egyptian slavery, but Yosef had something the Chashmonaim didn't, Yirat Shamayim. The Chashmonaim saved Am Yisrael, but they didn't have enough Yirat Shamayim to do TeShuva, and

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 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.

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

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.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a mind blowing Chiddush from the Chatam Sofer on the greatness of Avraham Avinu and his level of prophecy. In Parashat Vayeira Avraham is speaking with HaShem and leaves in the middle of the prophecy to go do KIRUV! A person can never lose when sacrificing to help HaShem's children.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush from the Zohar on Parashat Lech Lecha that removes any false notion that someone is going to save us from Gehinnom. Based on the discussion between Avraham Avinu and the King of Sodom, where the Tzadik will not even pray for the wicked in Gehinnom, because he warned them about the punishments and it's their own fault they chose to sin.

In Parashat Noach HaShem gives a mitzvah that allows eating meat but with certain conditions. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a Chiddush from Masechet Pesachim that connects to this week's Torah portion about what separates man from the animals, and when a Jew is not allowed to eat meat. Plus insights from the Arizal and Ohr HaChaim on reincarnation and souls of animals.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives a chiddush on Parashat Bereshit and what caused Adam HaRishon to sin. The Sages say, Adam HaRishon was the perfect person, but he used his wisdom to rationalize it was permitted to commit one "small sin" in order to serve HaShem forever. Unfortunately many people today still fall for this trap of the Yetzer Hara.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush from Parashat Nitzavim about those that think they can just look out for themselves and ignore their...