An artist’s portrait reveals not only the subject but also the perspective of the creator. In the same way, the final recorded moments of Jesus’ public ministry provide us an intentional image. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shares four vivid portraits so everyone may know just who Jesus really is. The question remains: Do we have a complete picture of Jesus?

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The four Gospels present the Pharisees who saw Jesus right in front of them, yet missed Him. This is a warning: One can be good, moral, religious, and generous yet still miss Jesus entirely. In this message, Pastor Miller describes three signs that we’ve truly encountered His glory. How can we tell a true encounter with Jesus from a superficial one?

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We’ve all experienced unanswered prayer to some degree. Have you ever wondered why Jesus put off going to help his sick friend Lazarus—showing up after he died? In this message from John 11, Pastor Philip Miller gives us ten anchors for the soul when God seems distant and uncaring. Despite our feelings and questions, God is always working for His glory and our good.

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Many of us like Jesus, but we struggle with His claims of deity. The religious leaders of the day were going to stone Him for blasphemy because of it. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller takes us though four unexpected dimensions about Jesus. To encounter Him as the Son of God is to be forced to do something with Him.

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The more fiercely independent and autonomous we try to be, the more vulnerable we become. But we are made to be shepherded. In this message from John 10, Pastor Philip Miller explains Jesus’ two statements: “I am the door of the sheep,” and “I am the good shepherd.” There is only one Good Shepherd who will always lead us home.

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Jesus’ light is blinding to some and beautiful to others. It all comes down to whether we’re willing to admit our blindness or not. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shows us four refractions of Jesus as the Light of the world, shedding light on who Jesus is and even who we are. What will we do with the Light?

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Sin always looks like freedom until it’s too late. It always enslaves us in the end. In this message from John 8, Pastor Philip Miller shows us three glorious offers from Jesus—the great I AM. But each offer has a tough reality we need to face if we are to get to the other side and receive the glories that He has for us.

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Bad things grow in the dark. What difference does it make if Jesus is the “light of the world”? In this message from John 8, Pastor Philip Miller reveals the brilliance of Jesus' identity through a dazzling claim, a piercing danger, and a blazing proof. Discover how Jesus can transform our darkest places.

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Few stories are more iconic, gripping, or tender than that of the woman caught in adultery. The Pharisees tried to trap Jesus with their “clever” question about this woman. In this message, Pastor Philip describes the thickening plot: a clever trap, a brilliant escape, and a transforming love. What if the ugliness of our sin displayed the loveliness of God’s grace?

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Jesus is trustworthy and true, yet He’s always surprising us and doing the unexpected. He’s not safe, but He’s good. In this message from John 7, Pastor Philip Miller displays six unexpected glimpses that prove the dynamic pairing of consistency and creativity that Christ embodied. We can count on Jesus, even when He’s doing the unexpected.

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