“Rabbi Schiller looks at Y’Shua’s call to radical discipleship in Luke 14:25-35, and Y’Shua’s call to love Him so much that all other loves look like hate; to carry your Cross; and to give up all, to be His Disciple. We’re challenged to examine ourselves as to whether we’ve accepted the call to follow Him […]

“Rabbi Schiller looks at Y’Shua’s call to radical discipleship in Luke 14:25-35, and Y’Shua’s call to love Him so much that all other loves look like hate; to carry your Cross; and to give up all, to be His Disciple. We’re challenged to examine ourselves as to whether we’ve accepted the call to follow Him on His terms or on [...]

“”Jews and Gentiles. Is this a divine plan? What was the circumstance that initiated God to create the Jewish people? A mystery plan hidden by God, and revealed through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians.”

“”Jews and Gentiles. Is this a divine plan? What was the circumstance that initiated God to create the Jewish people? A mystery plan hidden by God, and revealed through Paul’s letter to the Ephesians.”

“In connection with the Feast of First Fruits, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Resurrection today, showing us ways to overcome our doubts by listening to the eyewitnesses, realizing that Yeshua is seeking you as much as you’re seeking Him, and understanding the deeper meaning of His wounds.”

“In connection with the Feast of First Fruits, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Resurrection today, showing us ways to overcome our doubts by listening to the eyewitnesses, realizing that Yeshua is seeking you as much as you’re seeking Him, and understanding the deeper meaning of His wounds.”

“In preparation for Passover, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Passion of Messiah, Y’Shua’s cry of forsakenness on the Cross, and its fulfillment in Ps. 22, which ultimately grounds our own passion and obedience as our response to Y’Shua’s final words, “It is finished!”

“In preparation for Passover, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Passion of Messiah, Y’Shua’s cry of forsakenness on the Cross, and its fulfillment in Ps. 22, which ultimately grounds our own passion and obedience as our response to Y’Shua’s final words, “It is finished!”

“In connection with the Feast of First Fruits, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Resurrection today, showing us ways to overcome our doubts by listening to the eyewitnesses, realizing that Yeshua is seeking you as much as you’re seeking Him, and understanding the deeper meaning of His wounds.”

“In preparation for Passover, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Passion of Messiah, Y’Shua’s cry of forsakenness on the Cross, and its fulfillment in Ps. 22, which ultimately grounds our own passion and obedience as our response to Y’Shua’s final words, “It is finished!”