Tune in to Eitz Chaim’s 2017 Pesach Seder, where ancient Jewish traditions come alive, and we discover Yeshua the Messiah as the true Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world!

Rabbi Schiller continues his series on the Psalms today w/ Psalm 32, focusing on Confession & Repentance, w/ a focus on distinguishing between true grief and self-pity, and showing how we can only truly confess when we rest in Y’Shua as our hiding place.

Christian Shippee’s drash, “A friend of God,” address man’s relationship with God as our King/Judge, our master, our father, our husband, and finally as our friend as explained in the Scriptures, and what this means in our relationships with others.

Eitz Chaim is a Yeshua-centered, Spirit-filled Messianic Jewish synagogue whose members, like tens of thousands of First Century Jews, recognize Yeshua (Jesus of Nazareth) as the Messiah of Israel.

Angels Amazed by Salvation I Peter 1:10-12 God is Pure and Holy. God was unyielding when Lucifer led his Rebellion, and 1/3 of the Angels were cast out Of heaven. Imagine the Surprise for the Angels as they watched Salvation for Mankind unfolding.

Rabbi Schiller delivers a special Purim drash on the hidden pictures of Messiah in the Book of Esther, tracing references throughout the Bible to show that Haman is a picture of the False Messiah & Satan, and Mordechai a picture of Y’Shua.

Rabbi Schiller examines Ps 110 today – the most quoted OT passage in the entire NT! We see a Divine-Human, Strong-Weak, Messianic Priest-King, whom if we see all His Goodness, will transform us into His beautiful image.

Guest speaker, Mitch Glaser, discusses the topic of remaining hopeful when family continues to resist our efforts to share the gospel.

Rabbi Schiller begins a new series on the Book of Psalms, looking at Ps 119 today and the themes of submitting to God and His Word / His Law, and following it wherever it leads us, even when it looks against our own natural interest at times.

Eitz Chaim is a Yeshua-centered, Spirit-filled Messianic Jewish synagogue whose members, like tens of thousands of First Century Jews, recognize Yeshua (Jesus of Nazareth) as the Messiah of Israel.