Although no one knows the day nor the hour, Jesus left the world with a warning describing that the end times will be like the days of Lot. Join Rabbi Schneider as he challenges the church to stand up for truth against homosexuality.

Are believers the only ones noticing the defilement in the world today? In today’s episode, Rabbi Schneider teaches on the end times prophecies in the Old Testament as well as the Book of Revelation and how today is like the days of Lot and the days of Noah.

From the Mount of Olives, Rabbi Schneider reveals the profound significance of Jesus' ascension. Join Rabbi as he uncovers how this pivotal event fulfills Old Testament prophecies.

In this episode, Rabbi Schneider explains what to do when God’s instructions just don’t make sense.

Tune in as Rabbi Schneider explores the reality of spiritual warfare and the importance of embracing the supernatural power of the Holy Spirit in our lives.

This week, Rabbi Schneider teaches us how to overcome the everyday fears in our lives.

In this teaching, Rabbi Schneider unpacks the deeper meaning behind the commandment to not take God's name in vain and also explores the life-changing principle of the Sabbath. Discover how honoring God's name and His day of rest can bring spiritual refreshment and alignment to your life.

In this teaching, Rabbi Schneider reveals how the first of the laws in the Torah show that God is personal and knows His people by name. This message challenges us to move beyond vague belief and truly submit to the one true God who is right here in the center of our existence.

In this episode, Rabbi Schneider covers three thought-provoking laws of the Torah: The ban on leaven during Passover, the sanctification of the firstborn, and the sharing of the Exodus story with our children. Join in to discover the deeper meaning of these Old Testament laws.

In this episode, Rabbi Schneider asks the important question: Are you living your spiritual life independently of community? Join today to learn the significance of participating in our shared redemption.