Still Small Voice

Community and deep relationships with others are vital to the Christian walk, but current culture has completely skewed the meaning of family, friendship, and even discipleship. In this episode, Samantha defends the concept of "covenant" relationships with others through examination of scripture and explains why it is important for you to have these types of relationships. 

Welcome back! Samantha is so excited to share with you what is coming this season, answer a question from a listener on the origin of evil and share her favorite Christian resources. Also, check out how YOU can be apart of this podcast. 

When we think about what it means to compromise, we think about misrepresenting Christ with our words, but really, it's more than that and it manifests in our lives in more ways than we think. Join Samantha in the season finale as she exhorts the body of Christ to pursue an uncompromising lifestyle.

Samantha is joined by two studied and credentialed men of the Word, Cole Bender and Jeff Crawford, to discuss the realities of how song lyrics impact the church. 

Join Samantha, Samuel and Sheldon as they all give their perspectives and Biblical support for being obedient if the Holy Spirit leads us into spontaneous moments in our corporate worship settings. Hear practical perspectives on how to encourage your team and your congregation to be sensitive to the leading of the Holy Spirit. 

In this episode, Samantha addresses how dabbling in the gray areas can derail our ministry and our witness to Christ. She calls on us to present ourselves and our situations to the Spirit's leading, no matter the cost.

Samantha urges listeners in this episode to not confuse anointing and performance. When we exchange our anointing for performance, it won't just destroy the church you serve, but it will destroy you. 

Samantha is joined today by Dr. Gena Barnhill. Dr. Barnhill is an experienced inner healing minister, academic, and was a school psychologist. Listen to Dr. Barnhill and Samantha discuss all things mental health - counseling, inner healing, medicine, self-care, and how to not isolate! 

Samantha briefly exhorts on imitating a God that you KNOW vs. imitating God through others. God defines truth, God defines love, God defines goodness. Get to know God personally. 

Why do worship leaders, musicians, artists and even those in all ministries suffer so much mentally? Why has the church failed so miserably at helping those suffering? Samantha discusses this today and discusses the differences between mental distress and mental oppression to give hope to the many suffering that they are not crazy, they are not alone, and they can overcome. 

Today's episode deals with the various manifestations of pride in the musician and worship leader that Samantha has encountered over the years. Through this discussion, our eyes can be opened to the enemy's greatest tool to rob God of His glory in our lives and empower us to rise against it .

Samantha confesses in this episode her struggle to surrender her entire body, mind and soul in high praise to the Lord. She confronts the misconceptions held by many regarding the physical postures of praise described in the Bible and confronts the pride in all of us that holds us back from offering our WHOLE being in praise. 

Samantha opens up the new series called "Confessions of a Worship Leader" by honestly speaking about the "me-centered" worship culture and the realities of what it means to be in ministry by sharing her own "Here am I, Send Me" moments. 

This episode features Sheldon Potter and Jordan Justice as they discuss with Samantha the importance of embracing singleness and some wisdom regarding dating.

Tune in to hear Samantha speak on her journey in learning to hear the voice of God. She openly discusses what hinders us from hearing the voice of God, the different ways God speaks to us and how to steward this relationship well with our Heavenly Father! 

On today's episode, Samantha and her guests will speak up about their experiences of how sex education and ministry in the church was both successful and harmful for them and you will hear a powerful testimony about the trauma of dealing with sexual assault and how God can restore and redeem! 

Join Samantha with her friends Patricia, Jordan and Lindsey, as they discuss sexual purity and combating sexual sin for all you single, dating and/or engaged ladies! You will be encouraged by this Jesus focused conversation on sex! 

Samantha shares the burden on her heart to help connect you to the Father's heart about your identity. 

On this episode, Samantha and Sam discuss what one on one mentorship should and shouldn't look like, giving testimonies of how this kind of relationship can bless and change your life! 

Discipleship within the church is highly misunderstood and often times mishandled.  How can we fix this? What can the church to better to make discipleship more effective and to provide a safe space for people to grow in maturity in Christ? Tune in with Samantha and Sam Petty to hear their thoughts on this topic. 

Discipleship is often misunderstood and poorly executed. Sit down with Samantha Miller for a three-part series discussing the importance of discipleship, the Biblical application of discipleship, and discussing the truth on what the varying degrees of discipleship should and shouldn't look like. In Part 1, Samantha shares her heart about what she believes she missed out on early on in life and eve...

Tune in as Samantha Miller discusses how specific spiritual disciplines can transform your life and hear testimony of how she has seen this in her own life. 

Join Samantha Miller as she calls all of those in hiding to come out and be healed and delivered, in the name of Jesus! We as the Church can do better to help each other walk in spiritual wholeness. 

The Church's finest hour is still coming, but there is still house-cleaning to do. Join Samantha Miller and friends as they discuss issues that have caused a breach between the heart of the Father and the hearts of His children in hopes that restoration within the church walls can usher in revival.