Tag: Miller
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Philippians 4:10-20 Giving is Rejoicing 10/25/26 Sermon
Partnership is about trusting God. Paul’s relationship with the Philippian church teaches us something crucial about partnership and about trusting the Lord: when we root our contentment in Jesus, we will have joy in spite of our circumstances. This changes everything for the Christian – which means that it also changes everything in how we think of partnerships for the sake of the gospel.
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Philippians 1:3-11 Gospel Partnership – 10/18/26 Sermon
Gospel partnership (or fellowship) is at the core of what it means to follow Jesus with joy. He has called us to relationship with Himself and He blesses and encourages us in relationships with others throughout His church.
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James 4:13-17 Do Good 10/11/26 Sermon
How will you make a habit of calling on the Lord for guidance and direction? What will trusting Him for each day look like in your life? How will you honor Jesus with your plans?
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September 27, 2026 Sermon
Wisdom acts. Wisdom can be seen in how a person lives. True wisdom is the result of a life that is lived unto the Lord. But there are many counterfeit “wisdoms” – don’t be misled! Anything less than what the Lord calls us to isn’t true wisdom.
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James 3:1-12 Use Words Well 9/6/26 Sermon
The warning. James uses those who would teach in the church as an example of how much self-control is needed, and yet how difficult it is to achieve.
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James 1:1-8 All Joy 7/19/26 Sermon
The trials that come in the Christian life aren’t to be despised; they aren’t reasons to distrust God. Instead, by God’s providence, the trials we endure are part of the very way that He grows and matures us. Thus, we can see even hardships as opportunities for joy rather than despair.
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Psalm 119:49-56 Steadfast 7/5/26 Sermon
Remembering leads to comfort. God’s word gives hope to his people because when we remember it, we remember the very words and promises of our trustworthy God. This gives us comfort and helps us to remain steadfast when we go through the hardships of life because it causes us to keep our eyes (and our minds) fixed on what is true: the ways and laws of the Lord.
