For Erev Yom Kippur, Rabbi Schiller looks at Gen 3 and our sin nature, which results in self-centeredness, lack of trust in God, and destroyed relationships. Just as Satan deceived us through the Tree and brought death to Adam and his seed, Y’Shua, the 2nd Adam, redeems us through another Tree and brings life to […]

For Shabbat T’Shuvah, Rabbi Schiller looks at the account of how Pinchas stopped sin in the camp in Num 25, and how we are called to die to sin, die to self, and die to the ways of this world, if we are to serve the LORD.

For Rosh Hashanah Day, where we welcome King Messiah’s Presence into our midst, Rabbi Schiller looks at the account of the bringing of the Ark of God into Jerusalem, and how the Ark both shows us the chasm between us and God, with the death of Uzzah, but also the Provision of the Gospel, with […]

In Part 7 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller examines the exhortation not to love the world or the things in the world, the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, or the boastful pride of life, and he looks at true Assurances of saving faith.

In Part 6 of his series on the Epistle of I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at chapter 2 and the theme of having Assurance of knowing the LORD through an internal witness of the Spirit and the external tests of godly behavior, loving the brethren, and embracing the Gospel.

What is the most essential action to do when it seems that the whole world is against you?

In Part 5 of his series on the Epistle of I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at the distinctives of fellowship with God, including delighting in His Presence, having 2-way communication, losing your freedom to gain a greater freedom, relationships with other Believers, and wanting others to know God, too, all made possible by Y’Shua being […]

In Part 4 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at the inherent nature of our sin, whereby we all have sin and do sin, but that the blood of Messiah helps to keep us from sinning and cleanses us when we do sin.

In Part 3 of his series on I John, Rabbi Schiller looks at I John 1:5-7 and why we don’t understand fellowship with God, how to seek it, and how to overcome obstacles to it.