The is the continuing study of the book of Ephesians by Pastor Paul Miller. The particular sermon covers verses 4, 5 and deals heavily with Calvinism.

What is Islam- Is it really a -Religion of Peace-- Is it a threat to America- Should Christians be alarmed- Are Muslim people the problem- Is Muhammad mentioned in the Bible- All these questions, and more, are addressed with grace and truth by Pastor Paul Miller in this culturally relevant subject.

Pastor Paul preaches on the strength that comes from joy in as he continues his series in the Book of Ephesians.

In this message, Pastor Paul Miller deals with the issues related to human sexuality. This topic, which is at the forefront of society, is dealt with with discretion and compassion, but yet biblical truth. Included is statistical information related to pornography and the LBGT community.

In this Mother's Day sermon, Pastor Paul Miller preaches on the biblical attributes of a godly mother. Included, is the incredible testimony of the great Jonathan Edwards and his wife Sarah, who raised 11 children for Christ. --NOTE- the song prior to the sermon is called -A Song For Mothers- and was written and sung by Abigail Miller.

Pastor Miller examines what the Bible says about abortion, as well as addressing the common objections by pro-abortion advocates.

This is the introductory message of a study in the Book of Ephesians. This introduction delves into the history of the rise and scope of the Roman Empire, as well as the City of Ephesus during the time of Paul the Apostle and the early Christian church.----NOTE- The special music before the sermon is by Abigail Miller and her daughters. -www.abigailmiller.com- Used by Permission.

America is a post-Christian culture. Biblical morality, which once permeated every area of society, is no longer respected. As a matter of fact, it's scorned and disregarded. In its place society has embraced a form of subjective morality- the idea that everyone's moral opinion has intrinsic value and will make society better. Is that what we see by observation- --In this message, Pastor Miller demonstrates that subjective morality is illogical and bad for society. In doing so, he proves that only objective moral absolutes make sense, and that those moral absolutes exist only in the Holy Bible.