Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings Chiddushim on Parashat Behaalotecha and the danger of wanting more. In the Parasha the people had it really good, but the rabble started talking about the food in Egypt and this led to a horrible chain of events. Ramban says, they began desiring this food instead of the manna and that made them severely agitated. They started to think it was better when they were in Egypt and what came next was a severe rebuke from HaShem.

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.

Can a Noahide pray using Tehillim (Psalms)? Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives guidance on the best way to pray for non-Jews that don't plan on converting to Judaism. Everyone can and should pray using Tehillim. Jews have to pray using the Siddur, and non-Jews pray from their own heart or using Tehillim, but should not pray using a structured prayer book. Any organization that is selling Noahide Siddurs or anything like it is one to stay away from. In over 3300 years since Mount Sinai