Who are you working for? Do you think you make the money? Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, realizing that he works for HaShem was one of the biggest eye openers that led to serious life changes. Most importantly, understanding that HaShem can't be fooled or bribed, and that learning Torah at least two hours a day, every day, is a must, because that's what it takes to get ot Gan Eden.

The Siddur's greatest secrets are just waiting to be released. Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals the transformative power hidden in your Jewish Prayer book that you might have missed. Many people read and recite the prayers but don't actually think about what they're saying. This video will help open your mind to become aware of what's been hiding in plain sight.

Parashat Tzav continues laws of Korbanot and the Sages say, HaShem's favorite Korban is in this week's Parasha. Rabbi Yaron Ruven brings Chiddushim from Rav Efraim Kachlon and the Abarbanel on Parashat Tzav, and what makes the Korban Todah HaShem's favorite Korban.

Rabbi Yaron Rueven tells a story from Masechet Pesachim about the simple emunah of the Jews from the town of Papunya. When they heard a shiur from Rav Matna about how making matzah for Pesach required using "water that has rested overnight," the next day all the townspeople showed up outside Rav Matna's house asking for water.

Chodesh Nissan is the month of miracles. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, that if you're looking for a miracle in your life the month of Nissan is the time. But miracles aren't free, just like during the Exodus of Egypt it requires Mesirut Nefesh. Now is the time to do more.

Rambam in Hilchot TeShuva says that all the Prophets commanded the people to do TeShuva, and Am Yisrael will be redeemed only through TeShuva. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, MaShiach is coming soon and most people aren't ready. During the Exodus of Egypt a minimum of 80% of Am Yisrael died in Egypt during the Plague of Darkness, and only the ones that survived were those that did TeShuva.

People often ask, why doesn't HaShem make miracles today? And the answer is in this Mishnah. Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives an introduction to Pirkei Avot 5,5 and the Miracles and Plagues of Egypt and at the Splitting of the Sea, and a lesson in gratitude.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals the secret power of your Siddur waiting to be released. There's something most people missed in the Siddur or forgot due to the hustle and bustle of life. The words of the Siddur were compiled by the Anshei Knesset HaGedola to unlock gates of HaShem's mercy, and by focusing when we pray we can transform ourselves and unlock the gates of light that will illuminate our lives.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings Chiddushim from Ohr HaChaim on Parashat Vayikra and animal sacrifices. Ohr HaChaim says, that according to the Scriptural exegesis to Leviticus 1:2, a heretic is forbidden from bringing a sacrifice for a sin. But there's another lesson from the verse that implies that there's an obligation for the righteous to do KIRUV to draw close those who have distanced themselves from HaShem and the Torah. Ohr HaChaim says that one who engages in KIRUV is so gre

The beginning of wisdom is fear of HaShem. The Chazon Ish says, if a person doesn't have fear of HaShem they are empty of wisdom. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson from the Chazon Ish about the importance of finding a Rabbi that has fear of HaShem.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, Pesach is easy today. With all the advances in food technology, not eating Chametz is pretty simple. But knowing why we celebrate Pesach, and really believing in all the miracles of the Exodus down to the last crumb is a little more difficult for some people.

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

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings an important lesson about jealousy from Parashat Vayakhel and Masechet Mo'ed Katan 18b. The wise hearted Jewish women wouldn't give their gold to make the Golden Calf, but when Moshe Rabbeinu asked for contributions for the Mishkan, the women were inspired to give all they had, and this made their husbands very jealous!

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, Jewish students that make jokes and disturb the shiur are bad enough, but there's another type of student that's even worse and just breaks your heart into a million pieces. They seem like they're learning, they pay attention, and you think you're getting somewhere, but after a year of work you discover they haven't been paying attention to anything.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven spent hours preparing for this lecture, but when the doors opened... nobody came. This is every public speaker's worst nightmare. Have you ever hosted an event, given a presentation, or delivered a lecture, only to speak to an empty room? In this video, Rabbi Reuven shares his raw, vulnerable story of exactly what happened when zero people showed up to the shiur. Instead of packing up and going home, he relied on the words of our Sages, that when someone gi

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 says the Sages in MaSechet Megillah ask, Purim is a day of celebration, why don't we say Hallel on Purim? The answer may shock you. The Sages say, we're still servants of Achashverosh and haven't done TeShuva.

The Purim Secret of Baruch Mordechai. This inspiring Purim story recounts the incredible life of Baruch Mordechai, a boy born to a student of the Chatam Sofer who grew up unable to understand a single word of Torah, or so they thought. Despite his apparent ignorance, he possessed exceptional middot and spent his life working as a humble, yet very honest water carrier. For 70 years, he carefully hid his true nature until a Purim celebration, where the Rav mi Lublin gave him a

One of the most important Torah lessons you can't learn from books is real life experience and how to deal with specific situations that only come with shimush - serving Torah Scholars, and a close relationship with your Rabbi. Rabbi Yaron Reuven goes over Pirkei Avot 5,18 and the four types of students that sit before the Sages.

This is a serious guide on How to do TeShuva for women, and Serious Mussar for people looking for a real solution to life's problems. Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives a no nonsense overview of Rambam's four steps of TeShuva, and a real life example of how a blemish from the past can block the blessings of the present and the future. If you're trying to have children and need a blessing, please take Rabbi Reuven's advice and share this video.