In Part 18 of his series on Mark, Rabbi Schiller looks at the stories of the Syro-Phoenecian woman and the healing of the deaf-mute in Mark 7, focusing on the humble assertiveness of the woman who persists on petitioning Y’Shua, even for the crumbs from the table, and the death & resurrection of Messiah that […]

In Part 18 of his series on Mark, Rabbi Schiller looks at the stories of the Syro-Phoenecian woman and the healing of the deaf-mute in Mark 7, focusing on the humble assertiveness of the woman who persists on petitioning Y’Shua, even for the crumbs from the table, and the death & resurrection of Messiah that […]

In Part 17 of his Mark series, Rabbi Schiller looks at Mark 7 and the claim that Yeshua declared all foods clean. This message discusses how what defiles you comes from within, from your heart, and thus you cannot cleanse yourself, but rather you need a new heart.

In Part 17 of his Mark series, Rabbi Schiller looks at Mark 7 and the claim that Yeshua declared all foods clean. This message discusses how what defiles you comes from within, from your heart, and thus you cannot cleanse yourself, but rather you need a new heart.

In Part 16 of his Mark series, Rabbi Schiller looks at Mark 7 & Y’Shua’s view of the Scriptures, showing how the ultimate purpose of the Bible is for Yeshua to capture your heart, and for you to fall in love with Yeshua, who’s the person at the center of every narrative in the Bible.

In Part 16 of his Mark series, Rabbi Schiller looks at Mark 7 & Y’Shua’s view of the Scriptures, showing how the ultimate purpose of the Bible is for Yeshua to capture your heart, and for you to fall in love with Yeshua, who’s the person at the center of every narrative in the Bible.

In Part 15 of his Mark series, Rabbi Schiller looks at the feeding of the 5000, focusing on Y’Shua as the Good Shepherd who brings a different kind of revolution than what the Jewish people and the world were expecting, based on blessing His enemies and dying for our sins.

In Part 15 of his Mark series, Rabbi Schiller looks at the feeding of the 5000, focusing on Y’Shua as the Good Shepherd who brings a different kind of revolution than what the Jewish people and the world were expecting, based on blessing His enemies and dying for our sins.

In Part 14 of his series on Mark, Rabbi Schiller looks at Mark 6 and the offensiveness of Y’Shua and His message of free yet exclusive grace, and how we likewise are to be both attractive and selectively offensive.

In Part 14 of his series on Mark, Rabbi Schiller looks at Mark 6 and the offensiveness of Y’Shua and His message of free yet exclusive grace, and how we likewise are to be both attractive and selectively offensive.