Pastor Steve Miller

In our own ways we all want significance. We all desire to be successful, and to do something that matters and maybe even gets us noticed in the process. In "The Shift of Significance," Pastor Steve shares truth from James 1:9-11

What do you do when you don't know what to do? Life is filled with situation where this question is a reality. In "I Don't know what to do," Pastor Steve looks at James 1:5-8 about asking God for wisdom. 

How should we respond when tough times come? Our natural response is to try and avoid them, but God's response is for us to embrace them. In "When Tough Times Come," Pastor Steve walks through James 1:1-4. 

What if the greatest gift your children can receive is not something you give to them, but someone you are in front of them. In "The Gift of Sincere Faith," Pastor Steve shares truth from 2 Timothy 1:5-9. 

The final words and thoughts from the book of Galatians. We learn more about the motives of false teachers, and we get a clearer understanding of why we should be careful to assume. In "Let's Wrap Things Up." Pastor Steve shares truths from Galatians 6:11-18. 

Life is filled with choices. We know how to make a decision, but sometimes we lack the perspective to understand the power and impact of the decisions we make. In "The Power of a Choice," Pastor Steve walks through Galatians 6:7-10. 

There is a unique relationship between a Pastor and the church. Both have important responsibilities and roles. In "Focus on What Matters." Pastor Steve shares the truths of Galatians 6:6. 

There is always pressure to act like we have it all together. We hide our vulnerability because of the fear of being ejected. In "The Value of Being Vulnerable." Pastor Steve walks through Galatians 6:2-5 about the value of being vulnerable.

If millions of people celebrate the resurrection today, then why was no one there on that day to see him rise fro the dead? In "Jesus is Alive," Pastor Steve talks about the reason why people didn't anticipate the resurrection. 

There is a specific way God has called us to live. We are to grow in His grace, and learn to help others. When we choose to grow, now we're ready to help others who are struggling.