Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 103) The psalms call us to worship the Lord for who he is and all that he has done. Psalm 103 is no exception because it points us to the holiness of God and to the many benefits he provides for those who call him Lord. Psalm 103 is a glorious reminder that we are called praise God in everything. 

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 25:8-13) In the Bible, Jesus disciples were called Followers of the Way more than they were called Christians. We know that life is a journey that can sometimes be perilous. In this message, Pastor Matt talks about what it means to Walk in the Way.

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 121) In certain seasons, God called his people to come to the Holy City, Jerusalem to worship and celebrate. Psalm 121 is a psalm of a ascent, an invitation to worship the Lord as the faithful travelled up to Jerusalem. It is a beautiful reminder that the Lord invites his people to worship but recognizes that dangers exist in life and in the journey. 

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 102:25-28) Our world has changed a lot in the last two months and that can be difficult. Why is change hard and how can we deal with it? How does God want us to be changed in the midst of change?

Rev. Matt Miller (2 Thessalonians 3:16) The world is full of conflict. Nations war, families fight and we even wrestle with ourselves. Lack of peace can keep us up at night. What do we do when the difficulties of this world bring anxiety and fear into our hearts? Listen for the answer!

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 16) In times of difficulty, some look for joy in things that can never deliver. Followers of Christ know that God will reveal his presence to them in the midst of difficulty and even bring joy into their lives.  The question is: Where are you looking?

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 27:14) We are in a season of waiting aren’t we? We are waiting on the virus, waiting on a recovery, waiting on an economy and its hard to do. God often calls his people to wait because he wants to grow closer to them. In this passage we learn to important aspects of waiting that will help us get through anything.

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 28:1-10) We are living in fearful times. A powerful force has disrupted our lives and some of us are afraid. So too were the soldiers and the women who were at the tomb where Jesus lay. Instead of a body, they found an angel who stirred up fear in their hearts. But there was something very different between the women and the soldiers and it lead to their great joy. Listen in and Fear Not Ye.

Rev. Matt Miller (John 12:12–19) What was supposed to be a coronation turned out to be a disappointment. God’s people thought Jesus was going to be King of Israel and lead them to victory over their enemies but it didn’t happen. Unfortunately, life is full of unmet expectations, and we’ve certainly experienced that in this season. When we remember the rest of the story, we know their expectations and ours weren’t great enough.

Rev. Matt Miller (1 Peter 1:3-4) When our life our world is shaken as has happened in these days due to COVID-19, we need to remember from where our hope comes. Often God uses difficult circumstances to show us we’ve been putting our hopes in the wrong thing. Thankfully, God’s word reminds us that Jesus came to bring us into a Living Hope through his death and resurrection. In this message, Pastor Matt remind us that our hope in the past, present and future is secured in Jesus Christ.