Merlin Miller preaches a 3 part message called Jesus Messiah, based on Andrew’s confession that Jesus was the Messiah, which means Christ (John 1:41). This second part focuses on the fact that the Messiah was rejected.

Merlin Miller preaches a 3 part message called Jesus Messiah, based on Andrew’s confession that Jesus was the Messiah, which means Christ (John 1:41). This first part focuses on the fact that the Messiah was sent.

Merlin Miller preaches a message called Divine Power to Destroy Strongholds taken from 2 Corinthians 10:3-6. What are the strongholds present in our lives and what divine power has God given us to tear those down?

Merlin Miller preaches a special message called Baptized taken from Mark 1:8. This is, of course, for a baptism service and focuses on the wonderful truth that in Christ we are not just baptized with water, but we are baptized with the Holy Spirit.

Merlin Miller preaches a message on what the concept of the Sabbath is in Scripture, reasons why we still need a Sabbath today, and some thoughts on what that may look like.

Merlin Miller wraps up the study of the book of Nehemiah with one more message tying to together and summarizing what we have learned.

Merlin Miller continues the study of Nehemiah with this 27th message taken from Nehemiah 13:23-31. Nehemiah’s conclusion continues as he focuses on the intermarriage that resumed between the people of Judah and their neighboring countries.

Merlin Miller continues the study of Nehemiah with this 26th message taken from Nehemiah 13:15-22. Nehemiah’s conclusion continues as he focuses on the steps he took to ensure a Sabbath rest for the people of Jerusalem.

Merlin Miller continues the study of Nehemiah with this 25th message taken from Nehemiah 12:44-13:14. These are now the concluding sections of Nehemiah as he summarizes the work has has done in Jerusalem. At the end of each section he asks God to remember him for his obedience.

Merlin Miller continues the study of Nehemiah with this 24th message taken from Nehemiah 12:1-43. The main thrust of this passage is the dedication of the wall that has been rebuilt around the city of Jerusalem.