We often treat the warning lights on our souls like suggestions we can ignore. Malachi 1 warns against the dangerous slide from devotion into hollow, routine religion. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unpacks the weight of God’s loving correction. Discover why a word of rebuke is actually a profound mercy for the wandering heart.

This is part one of the sermon, “Doubting God’s Love.”

We cling to the steering wheel of our lives because we are terrified of losing control. Matthew 28 meets our fear with the reality of an empty tomb, trading our desperate grip for the comfort of His authority. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unpacks why the Risen King is an unavoidable reality. Discover why Jesus cannot be just a “moral advisor.”

This is part two of the sermon, “He Is Risen!”

We were made for a love and a life that last forever. Matthew 28 reveals how the Resurrection shattered the finality of the grave. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller celebrates the lasting impact of Jesus’ resurrection. Discover why the impossible event of April 5, 33 AD, remains the world’s most documented hope.

This is part one of the sermon, “He Is Risen!”

Our hearts are tethered to what we prize and value. Philippians 4 reveals how the Gospel redirects our search for true riches. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shows the two treasures that will last for all of eternity: people and God’s Word. Discover why Paul’s “missing” thank-you note could actually be a gift of infinite worth.

This is part three of the sermon, “The Basics of Giving.”

We think we own our money, but all too often our money ends up owning us.
Philippians 4 warns that earthly wealth is a dangerous master. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller depicts the power of radical generosity. Discover why the gold of earth is merely pavement in the glory of heaven.

This is part two of the sermon, “The Basics of Giving.”

None of us were meant to find a sense of worth that depends on our possessions. Philippians 4 reveals how the Gospel tethers our hearts to an eternal treasure. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shares the freedom of contentment. Discover why the “I can do all things” verse was actually a call from within a prison.

This is part one of the sermon, “The Basics of Giving.”

We possess a desperate need to be right, even if it leaves us alone. Philippians 4 reveals how the Gospel trues the image of the difficult people in our lives. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unpacks the keys to mending relationships. Discover why reducing people to their failures is a prison of your own making.

This is part three of the sermon, “The Basics of Peace.”

We were never meant to fend for ourselves. Philippians 4 reveals how the Gospel tethers our wandering hearts to our loving Father. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shows the path from orphan-like anxiety to child-like rest. Discover how a Roman sentinel provides the blueprint for a peace.

This is part two of the sermon, “The Basics of Peace.”