Tag: Miller
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March 3, 2024 Worship Service
Christ is our King and Priest. His kingship shall not fail, and his priesthood accomplishes everything we need.
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February 25, 2024 Worship Service
We were made to worship our God and he has been good to us – let’s not fail in our purpose!
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February 11, 2024 Worship Service
There are good and important times when God's people need to sing songs in a minor key.
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Psalm 8 Our Great God 2/4/2024
Yahweh’s King. God’s care isn’t accidental. No: it’s part of His plan. Where we have failed, one human has not: Jesus Christ, fully God and fully man. He reigns, He rules! We have hope because of Him!
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Psalm 2 God’s King 1/28/2024
Wisely responding. God’s grace and mercy is on full display: he calls rebels to repent, to trust, to have Jesus – not themselves – as their king. Judgment is the end of those who won’t embrace the Lord. Blessing is the end of those who will.
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Hebrews 13 What Do We Do Now? 1/21/2024
” As we come to the end, the author first wants his audience to remember the big picture of following Jesus – these are the baselines for growing in Christ.
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Hebrews 12:18-29 Draw Near 1/7/2024
These verses sum up the entire argument that we’ve been seeing throughout Hebrews: the new covenant that every Christian has been brought into by Christ’s work versus the first covenant that could not make us holy.
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Hebrews 12:1-17 Run the Race 12/31/2023
Called to run. We, too, are called to join in the example of the faithful who have gone before us (Hebrews 11), following the pattern of endurance they have shown us as they pursued Christ.
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Isaiah 9:1-7 King and Kingdom 12/24/2023
Hope for God’s people. Joy and peace come on account of Jesus. It’s hope in God’s promises, belief in the coming (and now, arrived and someday returning) Messiah which will usher in this kind of joy, his kingdom characterized by this kind of peace. God’s people have every reason for hope because we are loved by him, and Jesus is the proof of that.
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Isaiah 7:10-17 Given a Sign 12/10/2023
Isaiah has been commissioned by the Lord to take good news to people who don’t want to hear it. Ahaz trusts in human alliances more than God, and so what should be good news ends up as judgment upon him.
