Why do we chase a fierce independence that only leaves us anxious and alone? Matthew 6 exposes how our frantic self-sufficiency forces us to live like spiritual orphans. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller demolishes our illusion of absolute autonomy by offering a better way: childlike trust. Without it, we end up like a fish gasping on land.

This is part three of the sermon, “Our Daily Bread.”

Many of us carry low-grade survival anxiety. Matthew 6 points us to dependence upon God for our daily sustenance. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unpacks the freedom of trusting in God’s provision for today—and tomorrow. Let’s discover why the Israelites needed a double portion of wilderness manna over the Sabbath.

This is part two of the sermon, “Our Daily Bread.”

Our self-reliance often masks our true vulnerability. Matthew 6 debunks hyper-individualism by drawing us into God’s family. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller helps us shift from “my” to “our” by praying “our daily bread.” Discover why treating God like a cosmic 911 service keeps your soul isolated.

This is part one of the sermon, “Our Daily Bread.”

When Jesus comes back, everything sad will come untrue. Matthew 6 calls us to stop praying abstractly and participate in God’s coming kingdom. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unpacks how our incremental obedience provides answers to our own prayers. Discover how a high-speed NASCAR sponsor sticker relates to belonging to God’s kingdom.

This is part three of the sermon, “Your Kingdom Come.”

We live in a hijacked world. The kingdom prayer in Matthew 6 launches the church past survival mode. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unlocks Jesus’ teaching with the way the church is taking the offensive, assaulting the very gates of hell. Why, then, was it actually legitimate for Satan to tempt Jesus with all the kingdoms of the world?

This is part two of the sermon, “Your Kingdom Come.”

We all have a kingdom. Matthew 6 helps us see the need to align our little earthly kingdoms with heaven. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller show how to surrender your mini-kingdom and sync up with heaven. See how a simple backseat argument in a 1984 Buick exposes our hidden struggle for control.

This is part one of the sermon, “Your Kingdom Come.”

How do we break out of an imposter syndrome in our relationship with God? Matthew 6 shatters that mentality, calling us to approach God as children and saints. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unpacks our priestly authority of stewarding the holiness of God. Discover what ultimately disqualified Moses himself from the promised land.

This is part three of the sermon, “Our Father In Heaven.”

We were made for more. Matthew 6 pulls back the curtain on our heavenly status as God’s children. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unpacks the cosmic reality of our bold access to the throne room of grace. Discover why ancient Jewish culture looked at the night sky and saw three distinct levels of heaven.

This is part two of the sermon, “Our Father In Heaven.”

We often feel left to fend for ourselves. Matthew 6 cuts right through that survival mindset by pointing us to the unconditional love of God. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller describes how Jesus takes away our fear and reparents us in His family. Discovering God as our Father can help heal our deepest wounds.

This is part one of the sermon, “Our Father In Heaven.”

We often run ourselves ragged trying to manage our lives. But Jesus invites us to a hidden, vibrant communion with God. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shows how secret, unhurried prayer frees your soul to enjoy the Father’s presence. Discover how a late-night drink of water in the White House reflects our most honest prayers.

This is part three of the sermon, “Pray Then Like This.”