Pastor John Miller

This week, Pastor John teaches that a deepening faith in God allows us to receive His promises and answers to prayer and endure difficulties and disappointments. 

This week, Pastor John teaches that we receive God’s promises by imitating the faith and obedience of Joshua and Caleb and rejecting the doubt and fear of the other 10 spies.

This week, Pastor John teaches that listening to anointed music and engaging in heartfelt worship are an invitation for God to act when we face trouble or a spiritual attack.

This week, Pastor John teaches that the Bible teaches us how to express our gratitude, adoration, honor, and reverence for God.

This week, Pastor John teaches that the Bible teaches us the why, how, when, and where we worship God, and we should put these principles into practice.

This week, Pastor John teaches that we worship God by the way we live and how we express our reverence, honor, and adoration to Him.

This week, Pastor John teaches that Jesus Christ’s death on the cross offers us forgiveness for sin; His resurrection offers us hope for eternal life if we believe and follow Him.

This week, Pastor John teaches that to be like David, we need a heart to do God’s will, spend time in God’s Presence, grieve and repent when we sin, and believe God can do anything.

This week, Pastor John teaches that trials are a spiritual test. If we keep following God’s will, God’s Word, and the Holy Spirit, God will bless and use us mightily.

This week, Pastor John teaches that adversity tests our faith in God. When tested, if we continue believing and following God, we will often be promoted.

This week, Pastor John teaches that adversity tests our faith in God and asks the question, when faced with adversity, will I choose to keep believing and following God, or quit?

This week, Pastor John teaches that if God can choose Jacob, a liar and deceiver, to one day fulfill His purposes, He can do the same for me if I choose to follow His ways.

This week, Pastor John teaches that nothing in this life is more important than following God’s will, God’s Word, and God the Holy Spirit.

This week, Pastor John teaches that God has entrusted Christians with the care and development of children.

This week, Pastor John teaches that Spiritual maturity is the result of experiencing and practicing “The Big 10”

This week, Pastor John teaches on four essential Biblical priorities to embrace in 2026: faith, vision, obedience, and the mission Jesus gave us.

This week, Pastor John teaches that we remember the past to be reminded of God’s hand on us and how what happened to us and the choices we made impact who we are today.

This week, Pastor John teaches that Jesus Christ’s supernatural birth was predicted by ancient prophets. He was born as God in the flesh, to save us from our sins and offer us eternal life if we believe and follow Him

This week, Pastor John teaches that if we’re watching and ready for Jesus to come again, there will be great joy; if we’re not, there will be despair and judgment.

This week, Pastor John teaches that John the Baptist shows us God is in control, waiting is part of God’s plan, God uses those who live a ‘set apart’ life, and our life mission is to turn many to the Lord.

This week, Pastor John teaches that we build our life on the rock of Christ by avoiding false prophets and teachers and obeying the will and Word of God because we have a real relationship with Jesus.

This week, Pastor John teaches that if we apply the Golden Rule to everyday life and stay on the narrow path, we’ll have a better life now and spend eternity in heaven.

This week, Pastor John teaches that our prayers will be answered if we pray persistent, faith-filled prayers and avoid the things that prevent God from answering our prayers.

This week, Pastor John teaches that we should avoid self-righteous condemnation about the sin of others but, with the right attitude, be redemptive instead.

This week, Pastor John teaches that Jesus said if we put His priorities 1st, He’d take care of us, and we don’t have to worry about tomorrow’s needs.