Rev. Matt Miller (Revelation 1:9-20)

Rev. Matt Miller (Revelation 1:1-8)

Rev. Matt Miller (2 Timothy 1:1-7) Today we ordain elders and deacons for the work of ministry. God has called all of us to serve him and others. How do we do that for the long haul?

Rev. Matt Miller (Proverbs 19:21) Making plans is a wise and biblical thing to do, and yet, holding those plans loosely is wise. As we reach the end of the challenge year 2020, taking some time to make plans for 2021 is something we must attend to. Will you be setting goals for the next year? 

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 2:1-12) Matthew tells us how differently the rich and powerful responded to Jesus. Some gave up everything to pursue him, another dedicated himself to destroying him. At first glance we find ourselves in one and not the other but as we consider our hearts we learn we are not that far away from both. 

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 1:18-25 ) Joseph – The story of Christ’s birth gives us many different perspectives with which to see how the Kingdom as come. Jesus’ earthly dad could have behaved quite differently, but God used and Angel to reveal to him how he had been chosen and also pointed to the challenge he would face. 

Rev. Matt Miller (Luke 17:11-19) During a year of challenge, we can still find reasons to give thanks. In this story, Jesus heals ten men but only one returns to give thanks. In light of all that God has done for us, are exhibiting an attitude of gratitude?

Rev. Matt Miller (Hebrews 11:1-5) Trusting God means walking by faith. From the great faith Hall of Fame in Hebrews we learn how to know for certain God is with us.

Rev. Matt Miller (Titus 3) Paul encourages Titus (and us!) to be ready as we face the challenge of leadership. Paul demonstrates the servant-hearted quality of a lead to prepare Titus. Are you ready?

Rev. Matt Miller (Titus 2:1-15) Titus has his work cut out for him on Crete and we do in our current moment as well. Paul gives him some practical wisdom to offer them so their relationships will remain strong and the next generation of leaders can be developed.