Living Hope with Philip Miller [Video]

Most of us don't lose our way all at once—it happens one small choice at a time. Solomon, wisest of all, let his heart drift piece by piece from God. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller traces how a great life slowly unravels. Discover why the man with the most of everything still told us it left him empty.

This is part two of the sermon, “Solomon: Seeking Satisfaction Through Possessions.”

Most of us figure a little more money or success would finally make us happy. Solomon had wealth, wisdom, and power beyond anyone—and called it empty. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unfurls the story of the richest king. Discover why the man who could buy anything is the best proof that stuff can’t satisfy.

This is part one of the sermon, “Solomon: Seeking Satisfaction Through Possessions.”

Sometimes we’re so deep in a hard season we can’t imagine it ending. Naomi came home empty, certain God had dealt bitterly with her. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shows grief giving way to redemption. Discover how the woman who said “call me bitter” ends up cradling a child in her arms.

This is part three of the sermon, “Naomi: Seeking Satisfaction Through Power.”

When waiting gets hard, we’d rather just make it happen ourselves. Naomi, who was over the waiting process, schemed to secure a future through her own plan. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller demonstrates the pull toward taking control. Discover why the God she’d struggled to trust was arranging every “coincidence” all along.

This is part two of the sermon, “Naomi: Seeking Satisfaction Through Power.”

Grief can hollow us out until we barely recognize ourselves. Naomi, whose name means “pleasant,” asks to be called Mara which means bitter. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller sits with a woman emptied by grief. Discover why “I went away full and came back empty” wasn’t the end of her story.

This is part one of the sermon, “Naomi: Seeking Satisfaction Through Power.”

We keep going back to the same wells, hoping this time they’ll satisfy. Jesus offers the Samaritan woman a water that ends the thirst for good. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller reveals the only inexhaustible source. Discover why the woman who came alone ran back to tell the whole town.

This is part three of the sermon, “The Samaritan Woman: Seeking Satisfaction Through People.”

Sooner or later, the people we lean on can’t carry the weight we put on them. The Samaritan woman has known many men, and none has truly known her. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shows why people can’t bear the weight of our souls. Discover why the One who knew everything about her didn’t turn away.

This is part two of the sermon, “The Samaritan Woman: Seeking Satisfaction Through People.”

We keep hoping the next person will finally be enough to fill us. A Samaritan woman comes to a well alone, worn out from looking for love. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller opens the story of living water. Discover why the thirst she kept trying to quench points to a deeper thirst in us all.

This is part one of the sermon, “The Samaritan Woman: Seeking Satisfaction Through People.”

Many of us spend our life accumulating, hoping enough will finally make us secure. Naaman is healed, then learns his treasure was never the point. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shows what it means to be possessed by God. Discover why we’ll see Naaman in glory—not for what he owned, but for Who owned him.

This is part three of the sermon, “Naaman: Seeking Security Through Possessions.”

The hardest gifts to accept are the ones we can’t repay. Naaman nearly stormed off because grace was too hard to accept. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shows why pride makes grace so hard to receive. Discover why washing in a muddy river was the one thing Naaman’s fortune couldn’t shortcut.

This is part two of the sermon, “Naaman: Seeking Security Through Possessions.”