In this lesson, Pastor Miller begins a character study of Mary. In this lesson he looks at the theme and literary setting of Mary’s story within the book of Luke. Although it was a great honor to be the mother of Jesus, it also opened the door to shame and possible death knowing that she would be pregnant out of wedlock.

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In this lesson, Pastor Miller covers the concept of the Universal Church. He looks at what it is and what it isn’t. There is much confusion today regarding the Universal Church. Some claim that that is the Catholic church while others claim there is no such thing as a Universal Church.

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller takes a look at 2 Timothy 2:1-7 where Paul used 4 metaphors for ministry. He used the picture of a teacher, soldier, athlete, and farmer. All these pictures are rooted in the need for grace from God to do what we ought to do.

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In this lesson, Pastor Miller covers the topic of the Angel of the Lord. He covers the three different options it could be referring to when we find this phrase in the text as well as how there are clues in the context that tell us if it is referring to God (Christ) or a lesser angel. He also covers how the Scripture deliberately blurs the distinction between this Angel of the Lord and God Himself leading early Jews to believe in “Two powers in heaven.” However, this understanding was rejected in response to the Christian’s claim that Jesus was God. 

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In this lesson, Pastor Miller covers the topic of the Angel of the Lord. He covers the three different options it could be referring to when we find this phrase in the text as well as how there are clues in the context that tell us if it is referring to God (Christ) or a lesser angel. He also covers how the Scripture deliberately blurs the distinction between this Angel of the Lord and God Himself leading early Jews to believe in “Two powers in heaven.” However, this understanding was rejected in response to the Christian’s claim that Jesus was God. 

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In this sermon, Pastor Miller notes that several times in the Biblical story God filtered someone’s failures to preserve His name. As believers who still struggle with sin we can find hope in the fact that God still will get glory through our lives.

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In this lesson, Pastor Miller covers the topic of the Angel of the Lord. He covers the three different options it could be referring to when we find this phrase in the text as well as how there are clues in the context that tell us if it is referring to God (Christ) or a lesser angel. He also covers how the Scripture deliberately blurs the distinction between this Angel of the Lord and God Himself leading early Jews to believe in “Two powers in heaven.” However, this understanding was rejected in response to the Christian’s claim that Jesus was God. 

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In this sermon, Evangelist Gary Bill exhorts us to make disciples of Jesus. He looks at John 4 where Jesus has a conversation with the woman at the well. In that conversation Jesus elevated the conversation from the physical plain to the spiritual plain. We also if we are going to make disciples need to take the conversations we have with from the physical to the spiritual plain.

Do we ever talk to others about God, and Christ, and eternity, and the soul, and heaven, and hell? If not, what is the value of our faith? Where is the reality of our Christianity? - J.C. Ryle

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In this Sermon, Evangelist Gary Bill exhorts us as believers to also view things on the spiritual level. When the disciples saw Christ sitting with the woman at the well all they could think about was the physical needs.

Let it be noted, that in doing work for Christ, and laboring for souls, there are sowers as well as reapers. The work of the reaper makes far more show than the work of the sower. Yet it is perfectly clear that if there was no sowing there would be no reaping. It is of great importance to remember this. The Church is often disposed to give an excessive honor to Christ’s reapers, and to overlook the labors of Christ’s sowers. -J.C. Ryle

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In this lesson, Evangelist Gary Bill exhorts us to invest our lives in another. We must have a fatherly concern for the lost and those who are new in the faith. we must have a fatherly concern for the lost and those who are new in the faith.

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