Tag: Miller
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August 6, 2023 Worship Service
A rest to be entered. The author of Hebrews continues with his application of Psalm 95 to our lives: there is a rest for the people of God if we respond to our Lord in faith. Note the warning: simply knowing about God or His ways is not enough, we must actively trust and believe Him.
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July 30, 2023 Worship Service
A truth for the future. In a series of questions and answers, what becomes clear is that the primary problem of God’s people in the past was unbelief. Heading into the future, we are to not repeat the same mistake, but instead must have – and prioritize growing in – faith.
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July 23, 2023 Worship Service
Jesus is greater than Moses. Christ’s faithfulness and Moses’ faithfulness have a number of parallels, yet Jesus is ultimately greater than Moses. How so? It’s because Jesus is the builder of God’s people, He is the One with the plan because He is not only man, but also Creator God.
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July 16, 2023 Worship Service
Believe that Christ knows exactly what it is to be tempted and tested, that He is for you and has paid the penalty for your and my sins.
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July 9, 2023 Worship Service
Nobody drifts into holiness; nobody randomly follows Jesus. God’s people must be intentional about prioritizing all that Christ has said in how we believe and live.
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July 2, 2023 Worship Service
Seven quotations from the Old Testament, each proving that Jesus is greater than all others.
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June 11, 2023 Worship Service
Believe that, however weak or new in the faith, you can serve others by praying to the Lord on their behalf.
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June 4, 2023 Worship Service
God’s work in the past gives Christians in the present every confidence for standing firmly in the faith.
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May 28, 2023 Worship Service
The response: hope or despair. For every Christian: take hope – your King is on the way! For everyone who doesn’t trust Jesus: beware! Embracing deception is embracing your own destruction and despair. Instead, embrace God’s truth, turn to Jesus and trust him!
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May 21, 2023 Worship Service
Justice is coming. Though it sounds odd to our ears, the hardships that Christians face are actually part of God's righteous judgment - they confirm our own faith and they provide the evidence for judging all who oppose Jesus.
