Rabbi Schiller continues with his occasional series on Fishers of Men, today focusing on the Great Commission and the calling on all Believers to be making Disciples by going, immersing, teaching and multiplying the Gospel.

Rabbi Schiller delivered this message at the 2016 MJAA Conference, on Total Abandonment to the LORD, which must be based on Repentance and heart transformation, going beyond typical “Sinner’s Prayer” lip service conversions.

Rabbi Schiller teaches on Deut 30, where we’re exhorted to “Choose Life that we may live.

Israeli Rabbi Guy Cohen shares his testimony of how, while working as an Israeli tax collector, he was given the Gospel of Matthew the tax collector to read, revealing to him that Yeshua is the Jewish Messiah.

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.

In celebration of Succot and the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, Rabbi Schiller speaks on Praise & Worship, including why it’s important, what does it do, and how do we biblically worship the LORD?

Rabbi Schiller continues his series on Deuteronomy with a study of the Circumcised Heart in Deut 30, focusing on the need for a New Heart, how do you know if you have it, and if you don’t, how can you receive it?

On Yom Kippur, Rabbi Schiller looks at Abraham as the 1st “priest,” as he intercedes for Sodom in Gen 18, pleading for the righteous few to save the unrighteous many. We see this prayer fulfilled in Yeshua, our Great High Priest.

For Erev Yom Kippur, Rabbi Schiller looks at the nature of Sin from Gen 3, its essence as a mistrust of God, and how it affects us all, with the solution being the seed of the woman who crushes the head of the serpent.

For the Sabbath of Repentance, Rabbi Schiller looks at Joshua 7 and the story of Sin in the Camp, focusing on how sin affects both our physical and our spiritual family, and what true Repentance looks like.