In Genesis 15–16, Abram expressed this kind of doubt regarding God’s promise of a son. God’s promise remained unfulfilled, and Abram needed new reassurance from God. But even after God provided this reassurance, Abram and Sarai still hesitated to fully trust that He would keep His word. They came up with a plan to overcome Sarai’s barrenness and provide Abram with the son he longed for. Ultimately, they looked beyond the promise and took matters into their own hands.

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In this sermon Pastor Miller interviews Paul's companion Barnabas. Although Paul takes the forefront in the New Testament, Barnabas played a key part in disciplining Paul. Barnabas' life is clearly a life worth imitating because he imitated Christ.

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In Genesis 15–16, Abram expressed this kind of doubt regarding God’s promise of a son. God’s promise remained unfulfilled, and Abram needed new reassurance from God. But even after God provided this reassurance, Abram and Sarai still hesitated to fully trust that He would keep His word. They came up with a plan to overcome Sarai’s barrenness and provide Abram with the son he longed for. Ultimately, they looked beyond the promise and took matters into their own hands.

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In this sermon Pastor Miller examines the life of Nathanael. As a disciple of Christ he clearly had a deep personal devotional life and when he met Christ he was very quick to accept Him as messiah.

In this sermon Pastor Miller explores the life of Andrew. He speaks as if he is personally interviewing Andrew the Apostle and then speaks as Andrew answering the various questions. There is much we can learn from Andrews life. We like Andrew should continually seek after God, live humbly and accept God's call on our lives, and be fishers of men by bringing others to Jesus.

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In Genesis 15–16, Abram expressed this kind of doubt regarding God’s promise of a son. God’s promise remained unfulfilled, and Abram needed new reassurance from God. But even after God provided this reassurance, Abram and Sarai still hesitated to fully trust that He would keep His word. They came up with a plan to overcome Sarai’s barrenness and provide Abram with the son he longed for. Ultimately, they looked beyond the promise and took matters into their own hands.

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In this lesson Pastor Miller begins to discuss the topic of work. As he introduces the topic of work he surveys his group for the various views of work and work experience that they have been a part of. He then begins by looking at Genesis 1-3 where the Bible begins by portraying God as the Divine Worker. If you would like to get a handout from this lesson please visit https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BzT... .

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In this sermon Pastor Miller discusses how we will constantly be faced with decisions and that often we classify the decisions we make as big or little. As proud humans we tend to think we can handle the small decisions but need God for the big ones. God intends for us to learn to walk close to Him during the little decisions and then the "big decisions" won't be such a "big deal." Pastor Miller gives some practical advice of making decision in such a way that we are confident that we are doing God's will.

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In this sermon Pastor Miller unpacks for us how God has given us the gift of His Self-revelation. God has showed Himself to us through creation as well as His written Word the Bible. This year Pastor challenges us to get into our Bibles with a new hunger and thirst for the things of God.

In Genesis 15–16, Abram expressed this kind of doubt regarding God’s promise of a son. God’s promise remained unfulfilled, and Abram needed new reassurance from God. But even after God provided this reassurance, Abram and Sarai still hesitated to fully trust that He would keep His word. They came up with a plan to overcome Sarai’s barrenness and provide Abram with the son he longed for. Ultimately, they looked beyond the promise and took matters into their own hands.