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

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings insights on Parashat Chukat and the passing of a Tzaddik or Tzaddikah from the Zera Shimshon. In this week's Parasha both Miriam and Aharon go to Gan Eden, and traditionally the passing of a Tzaddik serves as an atonement for Am Yisrael. But the Zera Shimshon says, this only applies if we mourn properly and do TeShuva, and this lack of proper mourning is why Miriam's well dried up. Rabbi Reuven also brings an inspiring story about the passing of Rav

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

Are you a woman wondering about converting to Judaism? Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells a story of a woman in the process of conversion to Orthodox Judaism for four years and nobody told her about Taharat HaMishpacha (Laws of Family Purity). She had a misunderstanding about the process that would have made most women run away, but she withstood the test and was relieved to learn the truth. This story emphasizes the importance of asking questions and finding a Rabbi willing to help wi

Rabbi Yaron Reuven reveals the real and practical steps of TeShuva he went through as guided by his Rabbi Rav Efraim Kachlon. Rabbi Reuven said his first step was a commitment to learning Torah every day. They he realized if he was learning Torah he had to start applying what he learned. Slowly Rabbi Reuven started keeping Shabbat, keeping the holidays, fasting on fast days, and eating kosher inside and outside the home. Then Rabbi Reuven started sharing what he learned with

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 brings a profound lesson from the Vilna Gaon on Proverbs 13:19. "A lust broken is sweet to the soul, but turning from evil is an abomination to fools." The Vilna Gaon says that overcoming a forbidden desire is very difficult at first, but once a person overcomes it, they get the most amazing feeling in the depth of their soul. But fools see those that have done TeShuva, and started guarding their eyes, and dressing modest, and they hate it.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, he's jealous of people that can do KIRUV. Even though Rabbi Reuven teaches Torah and runs a non-profit that is dedicated to spreading Torah for free, the opportunity that smart people have today to do KIRUV for free is unbelievable. Chovot HaLevavot and Rabbi Ovadia Yosef both say that doing KIRUV brings greater merits than being a Torah Scholar! Get FREE KIRUV Materials at: https://KIRUVSTORE.org

What happens when the son of one of the generation’s greatest rabbis abandons his faith for secular wealth? In this powerful Shiur, Rabbi Yaron Reuven explores the incredible true story of the son of Rabbi Yonatan Eybeschutz. After straying far from the path of Torah and amassing a massive fortune, he receives a series of haunting dreams from his holy father—warnings that escalate until he is forced to wake up to the truth and do TeShuva. But the story doesn't end there. Read

The day before the October 7th attack on Israel, a hidden Tzaddik had a dream and used a method called the Goral HaGra to decode a spiritual message and landed on a verse from Parashat Kedoshim. In the wake of the devastating events of October 7th, many within the Jewish world have sought spiritual clarity and guidance to make sense of such profound tragedy. In this video Rabbi Yaron Reuven explores a powerful and chilling revelation involving the Goral HaGra—the ancient and

Rabbi Yaron Reuven defines the depth and commitment required to truly return to HaShem. He emphasizes that being a real Baal TeShuva involves constant self-work, total commitment to Jewish law, and a spiritual elevation that can surpass even those who have been righteous their entire lives. He further illustrates this power through a miraculous story of healing, showing that the transformation of a real Baal Teshuva has no limits in HaShem’s eyes.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives a very important lesson on the priceless value of Job's suffering in this world, the damage that a sin causes, and what it takes to rectify that sin. It's very important we do a self accounting so we can do real TeShuva and understand all the things we need to fix.

For over ten years Rabbi Yaron Reuven has been helping Jews and gentiles overcome one of the most difficult addictions of wasting seed and regain their lives, their marriages, and find blessings and purpose. The issue of Kedusha (holiness with matters of morality) are a fundamental part of Torah Judaism that for some reason have been removed from the teachings of most Rabbis today. Hiding these important teachings of the Torah isn't helping anyone. Listen to inspiring TeShuva

Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, while many people want MaShiach now, we just aren't ready. All the greatest Sages of the Gemara were scared of the Era of MaShiach and the insane amount of Yetzer Hara, but most people today aren't worried one bit. This shows we have a lot of learning and a lot of TeShuva to do.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a POWERFUL lesson from Rebbe Chaim mi Volozhin on the power of the Jewish mind. Sefer Nefesh HaChaim describes how the Jewish mind is connected to HaShem at all times, and when a Jew thinks about immorality, it's worse than bringing a harlot in the Beit HaMikdash like Titus did.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a lesson Masechet Brachot from Rabbi Shimon in the name of Rabbi Yochanan about those that praise the wicked from a verse in the Book of Proverbs. "Those that forsake the Torah praise the wicked and those that adhere to the Torah contend with them." Some so called rabbis that lead Jewish communities seem to make it their life's purpose to bring every Rasha possible to their synagogue, now we know why.