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“Rabbi Schiller looks at the story of Elisha raising the Shunammite’s son from the dead in 2 Kings 4, focusing on the theme of Resurrection Power and how we need to be hidden in Messiah, just as the boy was hidden in Elisha.”

In his third installment on John the Baptist, Rabbi Schiller looks at Matthew 11:16-24 and the nature of unbelief, where Y’Shua shows that the real issue is not the surface objections, but the underlying heart attitude of not wanting to give up control or submit one’s life to Messiah.

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“Continuing through Mth 11, Rabbi Schiller examines the famous verse, “The Kingdom of Heaven suffers violence, and violent men take if by force.” We see that God’s Kingdom is only entered by those with a spiritual violence, a holy ferocity, a forceful commitment to Y’Shua as LORD and Savior.”

“In returning to his Elijah / Elisha series, Rabbi Schiller looks at John the Baptist, who came in the spirit of Elijah, and explores his question to Y’Shua: “Are You the One, or should we look for another?”

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“In this 8th and final installment on his Marriage & Family series, Rabbi Schiller looks at Deut 6 and the principles for how to have your house in order through worship and love of God, and teaching the Word to your children within your home”

My Fair Esther – Eitz Chaim 2019 Purim Shpiel

“In Part 7 of his series on Marriage & Family, Rabbi Schiller looks at principles and goals of child rearing, focusing on Deut 6 (teach them in the home), and 2 Tim 3 (Word of God is adequate for training in righteousness).”

“In Part 6 of his series on Marriage & Family, Rabbi Schiller calls for the re-engagement of regular Family Based Worship as a foundation of building strong, Bible-based, Gospel-centered families.”

“In Part 5 of his series on Marriage & Family, Rabbi Schiller searches through the hard sayings of the Torah to highlight a father’s role and responsibility in raising godly sons and daughters.”

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“In Part 4 of his series on Marriage & Family, Rabbi Schiller looks at the parents’ primary role in training & discipling their children, focusing on the phases of Discipline & Obedience; Training; Catechism; and one-on-one Discipleship.”

The theme of God’s Light in Hanukkah, how we can become lights of God.

“In Part 3 of his series on Marriage & Family, Rabbi Schiller looks at Eph 5 and how a husband is to lead in love, lead in the Word, lead in righteousness, lead in selflessness, and lead in intimacy.”