In this sermon, Pastor Miller begins from Isaiah 38:19 where we read, “ …The father to the children shall make known thy truth.” He reminds us that fathers should influence their children with prayer, obedience, integrity, faith, and decisions.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller covers Judges 3:12-31 where we have the story of Ehud and his judgeship. With the story of Ehud we are forced to consider if he was the hero or the villain. His actions, although were good for Israel, were very similar to what we might find in a Canaanite assassins handbook.  

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller begins a sermon series on light. In this sermon he points out that God is the source of light not just in the physical sense but also spiritually. God has given us His Word as light but also sent His Son to be the light of the world. As believers Jesus calls us to reflect His light into the world.  

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller covers Judges 3:7-11 where we have the story of Othniel and his judgeship. Othniel sets the standard or pattern for the judges to follow and of all the judges he clearly is the best.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller covers Judges 2:6-3:6 where the author describes the root of Israel’s failure is because of their unbelief. They had broken the covenant they made with God at Mt. Sinai.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller introduces the book of Jonah. The book itself is very satirical because Jonah, God’s prophet, doesn’t listen to God. There are many other characters in the book that do the exact opposite of what we would expect. The book of Jonah begins like the other prophetic books with  the Word of the Lord coming to Jonah; however, unlike the other prophetic books this is a book about the prophet instead of a book about the prophet’s message.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller covers Judges 2:1-5 where the Angel of the Lord confronts God’s people because of their failure to have victory through faith. He recounts the past deliverance from Egypt, divine enablement for the conquest of Canaan, and affirms that the covenant made with the Lord will not be broken by God. In response to this scolding God’s people weep.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller covers Judges 1 where the author under the Inspiration of the Holy Spirit records Israel’s failure to drive out the Canaanites. Within this chapter there are tribes like Judah who are mostly victorious with very little negative feedback, but we also have tribes that just become content living with their Canaanite neighbors.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller introduces the book of Judges. He shows how it connects to the rest of Scripture and what its purpose is as it helps connect the dots between Joshua’s conquest and the kings of Israel and Judah. Judges is the sad story of how God’s people become like God’s enemies while God remains faithful and graciously delivers His people.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller covers Hebrews 12:12-17. This passage is connected to Deuteronomy 29:17-18 where Israel was to kick out any Idolaters in Israel. Idolatry was a method of seeking for supernatural assistance outside of God’s will and plan. New Testament believers often idolize “the good life.” When our expectations are not met we find ourselves susceptible to hating God or fornication.

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