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.

Can a non-Jew reach the same spiritual standing as the Kohen Gadol? In this powerful lesson, Rabbi Yaron Reuven dives into the complex Halachic boundaries of Torah study and religious observance for Gentiles. The Jewish Sages in Sanhedrin 59a, bring what seems to be two conflicting statements: Rabbi Yochanan says, an non-Jew that learns Torah is liable to death penalty, but Rabbi Meir says, he deserves respect like a Kohen Gadol. So, who's right? In this video, we discuss: Th

Converting to Judaism is often portrayed as a simple journey of faith, but the reality is far more complex and legally rigorous. In this video, we explore the often-unspoken "hard truths" about the conversion process—specifically why it isn't something that can happen overnight. Unlike many other faiths where conversion is instantaneous, becoming Jewish involves a fundamental shift in identity, lifestyle, and legal status under Halacha (Jewish Law). Rabbi Yaron Reuven discuss

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals the craziest End of Days Prophecy that is being fulfilled right now! The Jewish Sages in Masechet Avodah Zara said, that in the End of Days there will be many converts to Judaism. When they said this, being a Jew was a life risk, and the Romans were killing Jews for following the Torah. Today non-Jews around the world are converting by the hundreds.

Have you ever wondered what makes someone truly "beloved" in the eyes of God? The answer lies in a quiet, profound sacrifice that happens behind the doors of a Jewish home. On a trip to America Rav Yaakov Galinsky gave an inspiring shiur to a group of Jewish women whose husbands learned in kollel, and he told them he wished he was as fortunate as they were to be HaShem's beloved. In this video, Rabbi Yaron Reuven delves into the beautiful and often hidden world of the Jewish

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

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.

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.

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.

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

This Miracle Story highlights Daniel from Monsey’s incredible journey. After donating nearly his entire salary to BeZrat HaShem’s Rosh Hashanah campaign, Daniel receives a series of seemingly miraculous events leading to his conversion in Monsey, New York. His donation, a true sacrifice, paved the way for his relocation, community acceptance, and eventual Yeshiva studies.