Pastor Steve Miller

The specifics of the birth of Jesus Christ are found throughout Scripture. From Genesis to the gospels, the truth that the Messiah would come is clearly seen. When we come to Matthew’s gospel we are introduced to the human actors of Jesus’ birth. Those who would play the parts of Jesus’ parents during His time on earth. Mary was a young humble woman who fell in love with a carpenter from Nazareth,...

  In this passage we discover the formation of the early church through the disciples. This group of Christ followers are commissioned by Jesus to continue the mission He began during His earthly ministry and that He fulfilled through His resurrection. The gospel is to be proclaimed to all, disciples are to be developed, and the church is given this mission directly from Jesus. Website: https://he...

All of us have experienced something that has shook us, broke us, changed us, or depleted us of the hope, the joy, and the peace we all desire to have in our lives. A diagnosis from my doctor, the death of my spouse or family member, broken trust in a relationship, a setback in my career, the illness of my child, the day I got that phone call, a choice my adult children made, when my parents made...

Our lives should prioritize eternity, over our temporary world. When we begin to see what Jesus sees, the urgency of obeying God becomes clear. Waiting to obey God is something comfortable Christians can often fall prey to. The fields are ready for harvest. Don't become distracted, go out and obey the Lord, now!

In John 4, we learn of the woman at the well. Jesus shows that, although worldly things may quench our thirst temporarily, true satisfaction can only come from Him and Him alone.

Jesus is many things, and especially the things that we are not.  He is God, and we must remember that we are not.  To truly accept Jesus, His Truth must be revealed to us, and we must be accepting and not resisting. True Salvation is only through Christ alone.

In John Chapter 3, Jesus reveals truths about man's relationship with God now that He has come into the world. Being born as sinners, we must look to God to move out of the darkness of the world.

A selfish faith is not true faith, and often times, we can come to Jesus wanting him to make our lives better. Our faith should believe in who Jesus Christ is, not necessarily just in the things that he can do for us.

We all have to live under pressure. But, as told by Pastor Steve, we've been freed of religious pressure because of Jesus. Jesus' actions in John chapter 2 verses 13-21 symbolizes out release from any religious pressure, so that we can build a relationship with Him.

Life will undoubtedly present you with problems. What does the Bible say about handling problems in a way that is pleasing to God? 

Perspective can change our understanding. Pastor teaches that becoming nearer to Jesus grows our relationship with Him. Skepticism and doubt can be appeased if you only trust in Jesus, and close your proximity to Him.

Pastor Steve gives teachings on John chapter 1, verses 35-42.  An important question to ask ourselves is how Jesus will change our lives. Join us as we explore the possibilities that He has for us.

It's important to have a fundamental understanding of who our Savior and why is is our savior. Pastor Steve teaches us through scripture the that Jesus is the promised savior and that we have new life in Him!

In this final part of the message, Pastor Steve emphasizes the importance of knowing how to be saved, and how Jesus is the only way. Humbling yourself and letting Jesus transform your life is paramount in our Christian walk.

Pastor Steve continues his message on Living in the Wrong Reality. Continuing in the Gospel of John, we learn the reality of who Jesus is, and how that impacts our lives.

Join Pastor Steve as we delve deeper into the Gospel of John. Often times our "perceptions of reality" can cloud us from the truth. Learn how God can help us look past our perceived reality and to see His Truth.

Join us in a new study of the Gospel of John! It's important to understand the structure of this Gospel to better uncover God's word. Understanding the story of Jesus is necessary in our walk with Christ.

Pastor Steve continues the story of Jonah in chapter 3. It's important to realize the importance of focusing our lives to the future for the glory of God.

Pastor Steve moves forward to Jonah chapter 4. We can often find ourselves angry with God in times of great turmoil. Join us as we learn how to navigate the anger we can feel towards God.

Join Pastor Steve as he starts Jonah chapter 3. Undeserved second chances show God's grace to us, although we don't deserve it.  When God gives second chances, how can we be sure to do his will? Set aside any excuses, be it feelings or circumstances, and full send for the glory of God!

The story of Jonah continues in chapter 2. Join Pastor Steve as he discusses finding hope in a world where it can be difficult to navigate through life's pain.

Pastor Steve continues the series in Jonah 1:17. Although God's plan might not be the most comfortable, nor the most appealing, we should still place our full faith in God, knowing that he has the best plan for us.

Join Pastor Steve as he continues his breakdown of Jonah chapter 1, verses 7 - 15. We often try to blame our problems on what's going on around us, when it can be traced to our own disobedience to God. How understanding this help us in our walk with Christ?

Pastor Todd Gaddy continues where Pastor Steve left off in Jonah. How does God get our attention, and how can it reveal His plan for us? Find out in this breakdown of the next few chapters in Jonah.