In Part 12 of his series on Proverbs, Rabbi Schiller looks at the power of our tongue to bring life or death, and how since our words flow from what’s in our heart, the only healing of our tongue is through a new heart in Y’Shua.

In Part 11 of his series on Proverbs, Rabbi Schiller looks at the them of the temptations of wealth, the power money has over us as a false god that claims to provide security, significance, and identity, and how we can break this power of money by seeing that Y’Shua became poor for our sake, […]

In Part 10 of his series on Proverbs, Rabbi Schiller looks at how Proverbs views work and labor, seeing it as a God-ordained charge for our benefit, to be done unto the LORD and for the benefit of the community, not just our own personal gain. Our labor is currently under the curse of the […]

In Part 9 of his series on Proverbs, Rabbi Schiller looks at Proverbs chapter 4 and how our character is forged from our daily choices and decisions, and can only be changed by reordering the loves of our heart and making Y’Shua the center of your soul.

In Part 8 of his series on Proverbs, Rabbi Schiller looks at how to develop wisdom through knowing God, knowing yourself, knowing your friends, knowing God’s commands, and knowing Trouble in the proper way. In people crying out, “why do the innocent suffer,” we see Y’Shua as the One who has come down from Heaven […]

In Part 6 of his series on Proverbs, Rabbi Schiller looks at the theme of Justice; the biblical mandate to help the poor; how biblical justice differs from modern secular Social Justice; and how Yeshua suffered injustice on our behalf.

A personal testimony of how the sephardim are call back to him, and the journey of what we went through (meaning ; Catholic Church, Christian church and finally get in the Messianic congregation)

In Part 7 of his series on Proverbs, Rabbi Schiller looks at the theme of the Fear of the LORD, and explains how it involves knowing and trusting the LORD, and the LORD being your holy fear – the thing you’re most afraid of losing, as He is the most important thing in your life.