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June 30, 2018 - “Parsha Balak — False Prophets.” - by Rami Danieli

July 7, 2018 - “The Temple” - by Rusty Acheson

“In Part 4 of his series on Romans, Rabbi Schiller looks at Romans 3 and the universality of sin, for both Jews & Gentiles, with an emphasis on inward heart motives, finding that the ultimate cure is in rediscovering the fear of the LORD.”

“In Part 5 of his series on Romans, Rabbi Schiller looks at the 2nd ½ of Romans 3 and the themes of Redemption, Propitiation and Demonstration, showing how Yeshua is our Kinsman-Redeemer and that we are saved by the power of His blood.”

In Part 6 of his series on Mark, Rabbi Schiller looks at Y’Shua as the LORD of the Shabbat, and sees how this points to the Futility of Human Religion and the Finality of Y’Shua

“In Part 8 of his series on Romans, Rabbi Schiller looks at Romans 7 and Paul’s struggles as an unbeliever (the war he couldn’t win) versus his struggles as a Believer (the war he can’t lose), and the secret of being married to Messiah and delighting in Him and His Law.”

“In Part 9 of his series on Romans, Rabbi Schiller looks again at Rom 7 and the dual nature of man. We see that we’re more evil than we think; that our evil hides; and that our own willpower can’t overcome it. However, the Gospel and the Gospel alone has the power to change you, from the inside out.”

September 8, 2018 - “Sounding the Alarms.” - by Manuel Aviles

“For Erev Rosh Hashanah, Rabbi Schiller looks at Gen 3 and the Heart of Sin, the Breadth of Sin, the Depth of Sin, and the End of Sin.”

“For Yom Kippur Day, Rabbi Schiller speaks on Atonement from Lev 16, linking the ritual of the two goats to Messiah’s sacrifice, and then relating it to the supernatural cleansing of the High Priest in Zech 3.”

“For Rosh Hashanah Day, Rabbi Schiller gives a special drash on Revival. God promises Revival if we fulfill His conditions: we must humble ourselves, seek His Face, pray, and turn from our wicked ways. Then He will hear from Heaven, forgive our sins, and heal our land.”

“For Shabbat T’Shuvah, Rabbi Schiller looks at Ps 51 and the themes of our Depravity; Messiah’s mercy; and that Love like this is worth losing our lives to proclaim!”

“For Erev Yom Kippur, Rabbi Schiller looks at Joel 2 and our need for Repentance by Confessing our Sin; Contrition and brokenness over it; and Conversion, turning from Sin. And in return, God will Rescue, Restore and Reside with us!”

GOD has spoken... power/might/strength belongs to GOD.

“For Succot, Rabbi Schiller presents a special message on Rev 19 and the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, looking at the Prostitute and her Adulteries; the Lamb and His Solution; and the Bride, as who we are called to be.”

“Rabbi Schiller continues his series on Romans, looking at Rom 8:15-17 and how the Spirit regenerates us, sanctifies us (with our cooperation), and gives us High Assurance of His love, whereby we can cry out to God, “Abba, Father!”

“Rabbi Schiller looks at the 1st part of Rom 8 today, focusing on the Presence and Indwelling of the Holy Spirit, life in the Spirit, and having your mind set on the Spirit. If the Spirit is living within you, you must walk according to the Spirit and put to death the deeds of the flesh.”

Andrew Green delivers a special drash for Genesis 1, showing forth the wisdom of God through Creation, Science, Scripture and Revelation. Only through Messiah’s Redemption can we reverse the otherwise irrevocable advancement of entropy toward spiritual and physical destruction and disintegration.”

“In his continuing series on Romans, Rabbi Schiller looks at the 2nd half of Rom 8 today and how Spirit-led prayer is Primal, Real, Positional, Experiential and Communal.”

October 27, 2018 - Eitz Chaim Message - by Joel Jelski

“Rabbi Schiller looks at Rom 9 today and the issues of Jewish Salvation, Jewish Election, God’s Sovereignty, Man’s Free Will, and the Hardening of Pharaoh’s Heart, with an admonition for us not to likewise harden our own hearts.”

“In his continuing series on Romans, Rabbi Schiller looks at Rom 8:28, and discusses how God uses our bad things to work for good, and through our suffering, makes us more Messiah-like.”

“Rabbi Schiller continues his series on Romans by looking at how we can grow through Suffering by processing it through Prayer, seeing the biblical Pattern of Death & Resurrection, and having an Eternal Perspective.”

December 8, 2018 - "Hanukkah" - by Vladimir Pikman

“Rabbi Schiller looks at the 2nd ½ of Romans 9 today, focusing on the Jewishness of Paul’s message, his passionate heart for his fellow Jews’ salvation, and the Hebraic meaning of faith being linked to faithfulness in both outward action and inner heart attitude.”