Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 5:33-42) Jesus is the Way the Truth and the Life. He is full of grace and truth. In order to live in The Way, we need to live in Jesus.

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 5:27-32) Being a transformer of culture begins with our relationships at home. Pastor Matt addresses Jesus' challenging words about adultery and divorce to remind us of God's enduring faithfulness.

Rev. Dr. Jim Shultz, Chief Spiritual Health Officer at Christ Community Health Services in Memphis, Tennessee (Luke 10:25-37)

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 5:21-26) Being a transformer of culture begins with our relationships with God and others. Pastor Matt addresses how we are to address the spirit of anger that can rise up within us when we feel harmed.

Rev. Matt Miller (Matthew 3:1-12) Our culture needs to be transformed, not by being stricter with the rules and not by getting rid of them altogether. What we need is to follow a better way., the Way of Jesus who challenges the worldly solutions to be the Answer to all our problems.

Rev. Matt Miller (Isaiah 53) One of the glorious realities of the Resurrection is that our Hero isn’t what we anticipate.

Rev. Matt Miller (John 12:9-26) We often feel like giving up, but Jesus calls us to press on with the strength he gives us in his journey to the cross.

Russell Jung (Acts 3:11-16) In this sermon we explore the eyewitness testimonies of those who were present when Jesus was put on trial and ultimately crucified. Was he guilty or not guilty of a crime deserving the death penalty? If not, then why was he crucified?

Rev. Matt Miller (Revelation 3:14-22) Despite having the comfort that comes with financial resources, the Laodiceans had lost their fervor for the Lord.

Rev. Matt Miller (Revelation 3:7-13) The church in Philadelphia had an open door in front of them. Despite being a small congregation, God wanted to use them to do big things. In the same way, we are called to respond in obedience and can watch God do his work. In a time where the culture is increasingly hostile to the faith, Jesus followers are called to become leaders. Brother Andrew’s story and ministry mentioned in the story can be found here: www.opendoorusa.org