Rabbi Schiller starts a new mini-series on Joel. In Part 1, we see that in the Last Days both great revival and great crisis are coming, and that we as God’s people must humble ourselves, fast, pray, turn from our wicked ways, repent, stand against the evil in our midst, and cry out to the LORD for deliverance.

In the last and 16th part of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at chapter 5 and the themes of (i) Why you must be Born Again; (ii) How you know if you’ve been Born Again – radical transformation of you mind, heart, and behavior; and (iii) How you can be Born Again.

In Part 15 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at chapter 4 and the uniqueness of Y’Shua’s and His Salvation in His Origin (Divine); Purpose (New Heavens & Earth); and Method (Grace), that if taken into your heart, will transform your life.

In Part 14 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at chapter 4 and the exhortation to test the spirits, emphasizing that spiritual warfare takes place most of all in our minds, and that therefore we must take every thought captive to obedience to Messiah.

In Part 13 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at how John says our hearts condemn us, and how we can overcome this barrier to prayer by truly making prayer a time of undivided communion with God and recognizing that Yeshua is our Advocate before the Father, as our Atoning Sacrifice

In Part 12 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at chapter 3 and the theme of knowing you’re a child of God by the inner empowering witness that you’re in Messiah Y’Shua, and your life-transforming love for the LORD and for the brethren.

In Part 10 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at I John 3 and the them of being adopted into God’s family. We explore the themes of God as our Father; Y’Shua as our Brother; we being imperfect children; we live to display the family likeness; and we’re looking forward to the family reunion.

In Part 9 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at chapter 3 and John beholding how amazing is the love God has lavished on us, making us His children! Rabbi Schiller discusses the all-encompassing experience of knowing God that overflows your mind into the rest of your being, and the sheer sense of wonder and joy and amazement that characterizes a true child of God

In Part 8 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at I John 2:18-23 and the necessity to belief in the core truths of the Gospel that Y’Shua is the Messiah and the Son of God / God come in the flesh. Rabbi Schiller looks at ancient rabbinic sources affirming this truth; practical implications of how we all can come into God’s Kingdom; and how deep down, our soul knows these truths.

For Yom Kippur Day, Rabbi Schiller looks at the theme of holiness, how we should act as the Temple of God, how to overcome backsliding, how to return to our first love, and how to walk in the fear of the LORD.