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“The Pilgrimage of the Heart: “Prepare the way of Adonai, Make straight in the desert a highway for our G-d."

In Part 5 of his series on Mark, Rabbi Schiller examines the story of the healing of the paralytic, and explores Y’Shua’s famous riddle: Which is easier to say, your sins are forgiven, or rise, take up your mat, and walk? In this passage, we see Y’Shua as the One who cleanses our guilt and purifies our soul.

July 6, 2018 - Eitz Chaim Message - by Joel Jelski

“Rabbi Schiller speaks on the Vision, Calling & Mission of EC as a Messianic Jewish Synagogue to reach our Jewish People, God’s Chosen People, with the Good News of Y’Shua, the Jewish Messiah, and to conform all things towards that end and goal.”

“In Part 3 of his Evangelism series, Rabbi Schiller focuses on how to reach our Secular Culture and respond to their narratives that exalt Self Identity, Absolute Freedom & Relativistic Morality, by bringing the Gospel to bear on each and every aspect of our lives.”

“In Part 4 of his Evangelism series, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Gospel of John for tests of true Discipleship, challenging each of us to ask ourselves, “Am I abiding in Y’Shua and bearing fruit?”

“In commemoration of Tisha B’Av, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Atonement today, and what it means for Messiah to have no sin, to become sin for us, and for us to thereby become the righteousness of God in Him.”

August 17, 2019 - “Israel and the coming End-Time Awakening” - by Ron Cantor

“Rabbi Schiller looks at this week’s Torah portion, Deut 15, and the Sh’meitah / Sabbatical Year, and what God says to us about Justice, Mercy, Generosity and Helping the Poor, focusing ultimately on Y’Shua and becoming like Him, who though rich, became poor for our sakes, that through His poverty, we might become rich.”

“Rabbi Schiller looks at the depth and nature of unbelief, seeing it as ultimately a desire for oneself to remain in control and not bend the knee to God. This is contrasted with Y’Shua, who submitted to derision and mockery so that we might share in His glory.”

Why gossip is so destructive and how to build better relationships.

“Rabbi Schiller begins a new series today on the lives of Elijah & Elisha. Today he looks at I Kings 17 and the story of the Widow of Zarephath, showing how God shows grace to the outsiders, tests us to build our faith, and calls us to step out in trust through radical generosity.”

“In Part 2 of his series on Elijah, Rabbi Schiller looks at Elijah’s contest with the Prophets of Baal on Mt. Carmel, highlighting our nation’s problems with the spirit of Jezebel, and showing how we all have baals in our life that we must cast out.”

“In preparation for the High Holy Days, Rabbi Schiller speaks on Ps 51 and a Broken & Contrite Heart, focusing on the need and reasons for brokenness, contrition, confession & repentance.”

“For Erev Rosh Hashanah, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Book of Jonah and examines the underlying causes and definitions of our sin as ultimately not trusting God, but trusting other things.”

“For Rosh Hashanah Day, Rabbi Schiller looks at Jer 2 and how to break the spiritual attractions and addictions to our bondages, idols and false gods, and become Messiah’s beautiful Bride.”

“For Shabbat T’Shuvah, Rabbi Schiller looks at Ezek 36, and encourages us to examine ourselves as to whether we’re exhibiting a New Heart and a New Spirit, having become New Creations in Messiah Y’Shua.”

“God desires to be among His people, to tabernacle among us! He calls us into intimate relationship with Him. As He meets with us this Sukkot, what will He say to us, what will He do?”

October 19, 2019 - “Fireproof Sukkot”- by Baruch Frost

“In connection with the recommencement of the Torah cycle, Rabbi Schiller looks at Genesis 1 and what it means to be made in God’s Image, how we are to reflect His glory, and how we are to represent Him in the world.”

“In Part 3 of his series on Elijah & Elisha, Rabbi Schiller looks at I Kings 19 and Elijah’s encounter with the Still, Small Voice of God, and explores the many ways in which God manifests Himself to us.”

“In Part 4 of his series on Elijah & Elisha, Rabbi Schiller looks at the commissioning of Elisha and the Chariots of Fire taking Elijah to Heaven, and examines the two-fold Call of God on our life – the Call to Being and the Call to Doing.”

November 16, 2019 - Shabbat Message - by Michael Wilkerson

“In Part 5 of his series on Elijah & Elisha, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Transfiguration, and how seeing & embracing Y’Shua as the very Glory of God transforms us more & more into His image.”

“In Part 1 of his new series on Marriage & Family, Rabbi Schiller looks at the biblical character traits that a young man should have as a husband, focusing on his role as Priest, Prophet, Provider and Protector for his wife and children.”