Eitz Chaim

How much do we trust God when we walk in the valley of the shadow of death?

In Chapter 7 of the Book of Daniel, Rabbi Schiller looks at the coming world empires, their judgment, and the coming of the Son of Man, Y’Shua, in the clouds of Heaven, to take up His rule and reign forever and ever!

Rabbi Schiller looks at Daniel 6 and the famous story of the lions’ den, looking at themes of envy of others; prayer and intimacy with God; and the willingness to suffer for Messiah’s Name sake.

In Chapter 5 of Daniel, Rabbi Schiller looks at the passage of the Handwriting on the Wall, whereby we’re all weighed in the balance and one day must give an account, and we’re called to be a living writing, a living epistle, written not on tablets of stone, but on the heart.

The 12 spies returned from their trip and told the truth, but they weren’t heeding God’s call to action. Yeshua chose for Himself 12 disciples. He told them to go and spread the good news. Today, we are still under that commission from Yeshua. Are we bringing the good message of redemption to the world? […]

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Rabbi Schiller looks at Daniel 4 and Nebuchadnezzar’s journey from Pride to Humility, and how Pride claims to be the author of that which is really a gift, whereas Humility sees everything in life as a gift from God.

Rabbi Schiller does a special message for Shavuot, focusing on Y’Shua and the Law, were we learn that we must read the Bible the way that Y’Shua did – as being all about Him. This will enable us to see the forest and not just the trees, and will be our lifeline in times of […]

Rabbi Schiller looks at Daniel 3 and the story of the 3 Jewish youths thrown into the fiery furnace. We see how Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego trusted in God, who saved them not from the furnace, but in and through the furnace, and we learn how if we trust Y’Shua in our furnaces, he will […]

Rabbi Schiller looks at Daniel 2 today and the famous statue of gold, silver, bronze, iron, and clay. We see the future of the Gentile Kingdoms and Messiah’s eventual victory and as the Stone cut without hands that grows into a mountain and fills the earth, and we see how we must act in light […]

Rabbi Schiller begins a new series on the Book of Daniel, looking this week at chapter 1 and how Daniel led an uncompromising life, honoring his deepest values, and refusing to defile himself.

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For Passover, Rabbi Schiller walks through the Song at the Sea / the Song of Moses in Exod 15, looking at themes of Covenant, Worship, and God as a Man of War, and that the LORD is calling us to worship Him for both who He is and what He has done.

Rabbi Schiller looks at the biblical Feast of Fruits today in celebration of the Resurrection, Y’Shua being the first fruits of those who rise from the dead. Looking at the accounts of Thomas & Mary Magdalene encountering the Risen Messiah, we explore how to move from doubt to faith.

https://youtu.be/1Ph5IUqXrdU

In his 43rd and final part of his Mark series, Rabbi Schiller looks at the Resurrection – the evidence for its historical reliability; the message of grace and hope it contains; and motivation and power that it gives us to proclaim this glorious Good News to the world

In Part 42 of his series on Mark, Rabbi Schiller looks at Pagans, Pharisees, and Women all worshipping Y’Shua at the Cross, and how the Gospel can make us a supernatural community of very different people who come together to love and serve one another and model God’s Kingdom on earth.”

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In Part 41 of his Mark series, Rabbi Schiller looks at Psalm 22, verse by verse, and explores in Yeshua’s cry from the Cross, the infinity of His suffering, the infinity of His love, and the secret of His power.

In Part 40 of his series on Mark, Rabbi Schiller looks at Y’Shua’s cry from the Cross, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me,” and explores the meaning of the atonement, Y’Shua becoming sin for us, the rending of the veil in the Temple, and the Centurion’s cry, “Surely, this man was the […]