Your life is NOT a bother to God. In fact, God cares about the little things that happen in your life. Many people get frustrated because they feel like God isn't moving in their life, but what they really need to do is get better at identifying God's miracles. Oftentimes, these might look small, but when you thank God for them, they multiply into something big! Join Pastor Nathan Miller for our weekly live Christian church service as he preaches on the miracle feeding of the 5000 in Matthew 14:13-21 and Mark 6:30-52, and how to recognize God's provision before you see the end result.

Do you know who you are becoming? Studies show that you will become the sum of the 5 people closest to you. So, the better question is, who's in your room? The key to spiritual growth is found in staying connected with people who will encourage your faith and support you through the different seasons of your life. That is why your community is an important part of fulfilling the purpose God gave you! Join Pastor Nathan Miller as he shares from the story of the paralyzed man in Luke 5:16-26. You'll learn how to choose the people you surround yourself with and the benefits of having a community that loves and values God!

This Christmas season, reflect on the intentionality of God. He understands His work in and through us, and often, it's in the journey to fulfillment that God shapes us more into His likeness. The journey makes us who we are and who He has always intended us to be. It's in seeking God and hungering and desiring more of Him that we discover a life beyond ourselves. God is on the move, and just as He did on the journey to welcome the birth of our Messiah, He is leading the way.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan Miller recounts the story of God's faithfulness in the lives of Zechariah and Elizabeth. Though their circumstances naturally made their promise seem impossible, they stayed connected to God's presence while their focus remained on Him. What do you do when you've waited but haven't seen your promise come to pass? Do you carefully obey and serve Him faithfully? Whether you have or haven't received an answer to your prayers, God is worthy of all praise. Remember, just as in Luke 1, God is faithful. He is able, and He has been working all along.

Have you ever injured yourself by carrying something the wrong way? The fact is, it matters how we carry things, especially the promises of God! This week, Pastor Joie Miller preaches about the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ, emphasizing how Mary stewarded the greatest promise of all. From positioning herself for the promise to protecting it, her story is an example of how to properly carry our most valued promises to fulfillment.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Nathan Miller preaches from Numbers 13, reminding us to trust God's promises even when we face challenges. When we walk with God in gratitude, abundant fruit can flourish even in the valleys. If you're facing difficult circumstances today, be encouraged. You're not going down-- you're rising up; you're not a victim—you're victorious. Express gratitude to God, praise Him, and change your perspective. Be prepared for all He will do in and through your life.

This week in Part 2 of the "Generous Life" sermon series, Pastor Nathan Miller teaches from 1 Kings 17—a story of God's miraculous provision and power. When God asks something of us, it’s never to leave us lacking but rather to bless us abundantly. God always has a plan better than anything we could ever imagine. Our responsibility is to act in faith and obedience while confidently resting in the knowledge that God can achieve the impossible.

Love is the driving force in everything we do in Christianity. The more generous we are, the more we become like Christ. Is your heart positioned in love and generosity today? Man tends to hoard, the devil steals, but God gives. Choose to lead a generous life by loving one another, and watch as God's goodness flows freely into and through your life.