“Rabbi Schiller begins a new series today on the lives of Elijah & Elisha. Today he looks at I Kings 17 and the story of the Widow of Zarephath, showing how God shows grace to the outsiders, tests us to build our faith, and calls us to step out in trust through radical generosity.”

“Rabbi Schiller begins a new series today on the lives of Elijah & Elisha. Today he looks at I Kings 17 and the story of the Widow of Zarephath, showing how God shows grace to the outsiders, tests us to build our faith, and calls us to step out in trust through radical generosity.”

“Rabbi Schiller begins a new series today on the lives of Elijah & Elisha. Today he looks at I Kings 17 and the story of the Widow of Zarephath, showing how God shows grace to the outsiders, tests us to build our faith, and calls us to step out in trust through radical generosity.”

Why gossip is so destructive and how to build better relationships.

Why gossip is so destructive and how to build better relationships.

Why gossip is so destructive and how to build better relationships.

“Rabbi Schiller looks at this week’s Torah portion, Deut 15, and the Sh’meitah / Sabbatical Year, and what God says to us about Justice, Mercy, Generosity and Helping the Poor, focusing ultimately on Y’Shua and becoming like Him, who though rich, became poor for our sakes, that through His poverty, we might become rich.”

“Rabbi Schiller looks at the depth and nature of unbelief, seeing it as ultimately a desire for oneself to remain in control and not bend the knee to God. This is contrasted with Y’Shua, who submitted to derision and mockery so that we might share in His glory.”

“Rabbi Schiller looks at the depth and nature of unbelief, seeing it as ultimately a desire for oneself to remain in control and not bend the knee to God. This is contrasted with Y’Shua, who submitted to derision and mockery so that we might share in His glory.”

“Rabbi Schiller looks at the depth and nature of unbelief, seeing it as ultimately a desire for oneself to remain in control and not bend the knee to God. This is contrasted with Y’Shua, who submitted to derision and mockery so that we might share in His glory.”