“Rabbi Schiller addresses objections to the Gospel, showing how it is historical reportage, not legend; is often misunderstood due to one’s cultural blinders and the assumed superiority of one’s own cultural moment; and how treating it as authoritative is the only way to have a personal relationship with God.”

“Rabbi Schiller addresses objections to the Gospel, showing how it is historical reportage, not legend; is often misunderstood due to one’s cultural blinders and the assumed superiority of one’s own cultural moment; and how treating it as authoritative is the only way to have a personal relationship with God.”

“Rabbi Schiller’s special Purim drash focuses on the failure of Saul to kill King Agag, which eventually allowed Haman to come to power, as a template for our own lives, not to compromise or give any place to sin, which will result in spiritual strongholds, but to take every thought, word, attitude and action captive […]

“Rabbi Schiller’s special Purim drash focuses on the failure of Saul to kill King Agag, which eventually allowed Haman to come to power, as a template for our own lives, not to compromise or give any place to sin, which will result in spiritual strongholds, but to take every thought, word, attitude and action captive […]

See Sign posts from Egypt to the Promised land Find that ONE Stumbling block sitting in plain sight.

See Sign posts from Egypt to the Promised land Find that ONE Stumbling block sitting in plain sight.

“Rabbi Schiller’s special Purim drash focuses on the failure of Saul to kill King Agag, which eventually allowed Haman to come to power, as a template for our own lives, not to compromise or give any place to sin, which will result in spiritual strongholds, but to take every thought, word, attitude and action captive to Messiah Yeshua.”

See Sign posts from Egypt to the Promised land Find that ONE Stumbling block sitting in plain sight.

“Rabbi Schiller revisits the Parable of the Prodigal Son by looking at the themes of sonship, adoption into God’s family, and being heirs with Messiah. We see how sonship results in deep security, intimate access, existential experience, future hope, and true community of iron sharpening iron.”

“Rabbi Schiller revisits the Parable of the Prodigal Son by looking at the themes of sonship, adoption into God’s family, and being heirs with Messiah. We see how sonship results in deep security, intimate access, existential experience, future hope, and true community of iron sharpening iron.”