Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 119:9-12)

Rev. Matt Miller (Galatians 5:22-25) Being formed spiritually means every aspect of our lives becoming aligned with the Gospel. We don’t often think (or feel) about it, but our emotions are a huge part of our lives that can either help us grow in faith or become something that hinders our spiritual lives. In this message, Pastor Matt talks about the value of our emotions and some of the ways God can use them to help us to mature. 

Rev. Matt Miller (Joshua 1:1-9) We need every weapon possible to take back territory our Enemy has won. Through the spiritual discipline of meditation, we can see how some of our beliefs, attitudes, and ways of thinking aren’t consistent with God’s Word. In this message, Pastor Matt talks about how Joshua’s meditating on God’s word reminded him that God was with him. This understanding in his mind and heart gave him great success. In the same way, meditation allows us to hear what God is saying and respond in obedience as we face our battles.

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 1:1-2) The journey of Spiritual Formation is a worthy endeavor because through this process we encounter the presence of God. However, many Christians do not take advantage of an important biblical tool that has been used by believers for centuries. Understanding the spiritual discipline of meditation and how to practice it biblically gives us access to God in a new and powerful way. In this message, Pastor Matt introduces biblical mediation as a way of getting our 'heart in the right place'.

Rev. Matt Miller (Psalm 14) The journey of Spiritual Formation begins in the heart and is a product of the life of our heart. Unfortunately, we all have a heart problem that can only be address by the Gospel. In this message, Pastor Matt talks about what Jesus does to deliver us from sin and the new life it brings in Christ. The more we understand what He has done on our behalf. The more we can embrace the Disciplines for Spiritual Formation. 

Rondell Treviño (Galatians 5:1) Every Christian struggles, in some form or fashion, with adding to the Gospel of Jesus Christ in order be justified, accepted, and love by God—whether it be accomplishments, sports, academics, family. This is something the enemy wants us to believe. However, the Apostle Paul reminds us in Galatians 5:1 that we are saved by Christ alone through faith alone, not by anything being added to the Gospel.

Rev. Matt Miller (Luke 10:25-28) In order to partner with the Holy Spirit in the Renovation of our Hearts, we must understand the different dimensions of what it means to be human. In this message, Pastor Matt continues to develop the ‘why’ of Spiritual Formation. Understanding that we are integrated individuals with a soul, a thought life and emotions, helps us understand why allowing our hearts to be formed spiritual is so important. Getting rid of the barnacles of life makes all the difference!

Rev. Matt Miller (Proverbs 4:23) 2020 Vision is the ability to see well. In a new year, it is wise to take a look around our hearts to see what needs working on. As followers of Christ, we are called allow the Holy Spirit to renovate our hearts so we can grow into his likeness for his glory, our edification and the benefit of others. This year, we are seeking to grow as his followers through Spiritual Formation, a process to encounter His presence. Learn why this is such an important component of our faith and how, by using Spiritual Disciplines, we can experience this renovation. 

Rev. Matt Miller (Isaiah 61:1-2) Isaiah’s prophetic words reveal that God’s heart is for the outsider but also remind us of how Jesus began his public ministry. In this important Old Testament passage, God’s love shines through.

Rev. Matt Miller (Daniel 7:13-14) When we think of Daniel we often remember the lion’s den. But within this narrative are some important prophecies including today’s passage which reminds God’s people that Jesus is our peace. Take a listen for the ‘rest of the story’.