Line Upon Line

Drawing from the setting of Psalm 63 — David fleeing into the wilderness during his son Absalom's rebellion — Pastor Miles shows that the master of our life is revealed by what we turn to in trouble, and that the soul which seeks the Lord will be satisfied, supported, and ultimately vindicated by Him.

A teaching on Psalm 46 by the sons of Korah, showing that God alone is our refuge, strength, and very present help in trouble, so that believers need not fear—even cataclysm or death—because their hope and home are in the heavenly city of God, not in this shaking world.

A verse-by-verse study of Psalm 32, David's contemplation of the blessedness of forgiveness, showing that there is no lasting happiness without being pardoned by God and that confession and repentance are the doorway to that joy.

A verse-by-verse study of Psalm 32, David's contemplation on the blessedness of forgiveness, showing that there is no lasting happiness apart from confessing sin and receiving God's pardon through Christ.

A verse-by-verse teaching of Psalm 23 framed around the question "Which way to blessing?" Pastor Miles shows that blessing flows from knowing the Lord personally as one's own Good Shepherd, who provides, protects, and walks His sheep through dark valleys toward the eternal house of the Lord.

A study of Psalm 19 tracing the three forms of God's self-disclosure—general revelation in creation, special revelation in Scripture, and personal revelation in Christ the Redeemer—and arguing that God has gone to great lengths to make Himself known, leaving humanity without excuse.

Opening a summer series in the Psalms, this teaching on Psalm 1 explores the clear biblical separation between the way of the righteous and the way of the ungodly, examining the blessed man's practice, privilege, and position against the chaff-like end of the ungodly.

In Philippians 4:10-19, Paul models a joy and contentment rooted in Christ rather than circumstances, even while imprisoned and facing possible execution. Pastor Miles draws six "seek" applications, showing how generous giving, learned contentment, and acceptable sacrifices to God produce abounding joy and the promise that God will supply every need.

Drawing from Philippians 4:4-9, Pastor Miles teaches that while Christians do face anxiety-producing circumstances, the Lord provides a prescription—rejoicing, steadiness, persistent prayer with thanksgiving, and right meditation—through which God's peace supersedes our anxieties.

A teaching on Philippians 4:1–3 showing that division is one of the enemy's most effective weapons against the church, that joy is found only in connection with God and one another through the cross of Christ, and that division within the body must be corrected and eradicated at all costs.