Rabbi Schiller begins a new series on the Crucifixion, Salvation & the Great Commission. We explore the wonder of the Cross (the Father satisfied), the meaning of Salvation (the Son atones), and the call to the Great Commission (the Spirit sends).

Rabbi Jeff Feinberg gives a passionate rendition of the book of Esther as part of our Purim celebration.

Rabbi Schiller looks at the anointing of David in I Sam 16 and examines how our society judges so superficially today; but through looking at the Cross and Yeshua, the greater David, we’re encouraged to seek and develop true inner beauty.

Rabbi Schiller examines the story of Saul & David as a template for the anatomy of envy, resentment and comparison-itess. We can overcome this deadly sin only by finding our life and contentment in Messiah and His love for us.

It is important to look to the day of His return as the source of our hope.

This message will highlight the importance of holiness and provide strategies for achieving a greater level of personal holiness and a closer walk with God.

Rabbi Schiller looks at the life of King Saul and what we can learn about our own capacity for self-deception, with the only solution being to find our identity and security in the love of Messiah Y’Shua.

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.

Rabbi Schiller exegetes Romans 2 and shows how neither the Gentile Relativists nor the Jewish Moralists can stand before God on their own, and that the only solution is the New Birth through Yeshua the Messiah.

Rabbi Schiller walks through I Peter in the context of the Ten Commandments and Leviticus, to get at the heart of what if means to be holy. Holiness is not mere outward morality, but belonging fully to God with all our heart.