Revival Radio With Pastor John Miller

A carnal Christian follows the desires of the flesh rather than the Spirit. Pastor John warns in today's message against being carnal. Carnality causes strife and quarreling, which eventually leads to division. A divided church is a weak church. The Apostle Paul urged the Corinthian church to be united and focused on Jesus. They were getting caught up in petty arguing and gossip. Friend, let this not be you. Instead, commit to living by the Spirit, following Jesus, and being a united member of the body of Christ.  Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Galatians chapter 6 as he continues his message, Cliques in Corinth.

There is no one more unifying than Jesus. The body of Christ is made up of people from every background. People of every race, age, socio-economic group, and country come together as one. You'll hear in today's teaching from Pastor John that this is God's design for the Church, but sometimes we can focus too much on our differences, and that leads to division. It's so important that you don't get bogged down by your preferences, and instead focus on what you have in common: your belief in Jesus.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of 1 Corinthians chapter 1 as he begins his message, Cliques in Corinth.

Think back to the day you accepted Jesus into your heart. Likely, you were overwhelmed with gratitude and awe for the God who saved you. In today's message, Pastor John shares about his first weeks of walking with the Lord. What a wonder it is that Jesus takes broken people and gives them new life! Is that your story, too? Have you experienced the life change that comes from knowing Jesus? That is confirmation of Christ living in your heart. You undergo a transformation that comes only by knowing Him.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of 1 Corinthians chapter 1 as he continues his message, Thanksgiving for a Troubled Church.

Jesus told His disciples that they were to be in the world but not of the world. This is true for all believers. In today's teaching, Pastor John begins unpacking Paul's letter to the Corinthian church. Corinth was a city that could be compared to Las Vegas. It was known as a hub for sin and debauchery. That lifestyle of sin had infiltrated the Church like water in a boat, threatening to sink it. Has this happened to you? Are you being influenced by the culture? Jesus is calling you to live a holy, set-apart life.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of 1 Corinthians chapter 1 as he begins his message, Thanksgiving for a Troubled Church.

Ruth and Naomi were destitute. They were without hope and devastated by the circumstances in their lives. Yet, because they had a rescuer, their lives were redeemed. Today, Pastor John will teach how Jesus fulfills all the roles of the redeemer in your life and for all who believe. He, though God, became a man to be your kin, and through His perfect life, he was able to redeem you from sin. He was willing to do whatever He had to do to save you and, after His death, completed the work for all who’d believe.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Ruth chapter 4 as he continues his message Redemption.

Ruth’s story was filled with tragedy, difficulty, and plenty of uncertainty. But, because Naomi planted the seeds of faith in God, Ruth chose to believe and walk in faith in Him. And because of that, her story had a happy ending. What began with death and sorrow, God turned into great blessing and joy.   Today, Pastor John will remind you that you, too, can have a happy ending. Though your life may resemble Ruth’s troubles at times, you can trust God and walk in faith just like Ruth.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Ruth chapter 4 as he begins his message Redemption

It’s easy to follow God when He makes life comfortable and when things make sense. It can be much more challenging when things are difficult. When God’s will for your life isn’t exactly what you want, you may stumble. Your will and desires are always present and feel the most important. But, today, Pastor John will encourage you to submit your will to God. Ask Him what HIS will is for you, and then follow it. He’s got the best for you, even if life doesn’t make sense. Trust Him and follow Him, no matter what.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Ruth chapter 3 as he continues his message Finding Rest.

It’s all too easy to try to walk through life in your own strength, trying to control everything and forget to rely on God. This kind of life will wear you out and ultimately not benefit you. Instead, Pastor John teaches today, live under the providential care of God, rely on Him, and find rest in Him. He’s strong, when you’re weak. He’s wise when you’re foolish. As you seek to live under God’s care, you must be filled with His Spirit. The Holy Spirit will guide and strengthen you and unite you with God.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Ruth chapter 3 as he begins his message Finding Rest.

Many believers often wish for God to give very detailed plans and steps along the way in their life of faith. If He’d only tell you exactly what to do, when to do it, and what He’ll do for you, you’d have great confidence. However, as Pastor John teaches today, God doesn’t often give you the whole story. He asks you to trust Him each step of the way, even if you don’t know what’s next. He asks you to believe that He has the best plans for you that far exceed your own plans and efforts. He won’t let you down.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Ruth chapter 2 as he continues his message It Just So Happened.

When you’re in difficult or painful circumstances, you may wonder why God is leaving you in that situation, despite your desperate prayers for release. The natural response to trials is to get out of them as quickly as possible. However, as Pastor John teaches today, God may be leaving you in those circumstances in order to change you. If He lifted you out of every difficulty, you’d never grow, mature, or become more like Jesus. It’s through these crises that God will do a good work in you.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Ruth chapter 2 as he begins his message It Just So Happened.

When you’re going through a time of great suffering, you can easily become bitter in life and angry at God. Despite her own sorrow, Ruth didn’t grow bitter. Instead, she turned to the faith Naomi taught her and rested in the hope that God offered. She had learned to trust God and wait on Him, and through all she was going through, she became the woman God desired her to be. Pastor John reminds you today that Jesus can give you joy in your circumstances too. So don’t grow hard and bitter but stay hopeful in God.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Ruth chapter 1 as he continues his message Running From Your Problems.

When you are in the midst of trials and suffering, you feel like it’ll never end and that there’s no purpose in it. It’s easy to lose hope. Pain has a way of blinding you to anything but the suffering you’re experiencing. However, as Pastor John teaches today, God has good for you beyond your suffering. He can see what you can’t. All you see is your pain, but He sees a different future. So, instead of running from your problems, or blaming God for the circumstances, trust Him. Wait on Him and hold onto Him in hope.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Ruth chapter 1 as he begins his message Running From Your Problems.

We don't often use the word Gentile today. It's a term used to describe a non-Jewish person. At the time of the Early Church, this distinction was a major deal. Today, Pastor John reminds you that the prophets, Mary and Joseph, and even Jesus Himself, were...Jewish. In His grace and mercy God offered salvation to the Gentiles but it's important to honor and remember where it all began. Don't let your salvation cause you to look down on the Jews! They're the root that supports you, not the other way around!Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Romans chapter 11 as he continues his message, Israel's Future Restoration.

“We get the crumbs that fall from the Master's table.” This refers to the fact that we, as Gentiles, have been offered salvation along with the Jews. You'll hear Pastor John emphasize in today's teaching that God, in His MERCY, grafted us by grace into His family. You have been invited into the most amazing story in history. Will you say 'yes'? Jesus, the Son of God, gave His life to pay the price for your sins. It was a debt you could NOT pay. Accept Jesus as the Lord and Savior of your life today.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Romans chapter 11 as he continues his message, Israel's Future Restoration.

There are faithful believers on every corner of this planet. Do not for one-second doubt that God is still working. Today, in his teaching, Pastor John shares the story of Elijah. Elijah stood against the prophets of Baal and proved without a doubt that our God reigns over all. But when Israel still refused to follow the Lord, Elijah was in despair, thinking he was the only faithful person left. Yet God told him there were seven thousand who did not worship Baal. There's much God can do through a remnant minority!Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Romans chapter 11 as he continues his message, Israel's Future Restoration.

The people of Israel have had a target on their backs throughout all of history. In modern times, we saw Hitler attempt to wipe out the Jews, and many nations today are seeking to destroy Israel. Yet, as you'll hear today from Pastor John, God WILL NOT allow that to happen. Israel is God's chosen nation, and He will fulfill every promise He has made to them. To come against Israel is to come against God. Diligently keep Israel in your prayers and pray that their eyes will be opened to the truth of who Jesus is.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Romans chapter 11 as he begins his message, Israel's Future Restoration.

Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your Savior and the Lord of your life? If not, let today be that day. In his message, Pastor John implores you to put your faith in Jesus. Don't wait another day. Jesus is the only way into heaven. Being a good person is not enough. Having Christian parents is not enough. Your salvation is YOUR responsibility. Through grace, Jesus offers you the gift of eternal life when you believe in Him. To receive it, you must accept it. You can't put a gift into closed fists.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Romans chapter 10 as he continues his message, Israel's Present Rejection.

Jesus was not just a good teacher. He was not just a prophet. As you'll hear today from Pastor John, He is God. He intercedes to the Father on your behalf. You cannot reach God without Jesus. He is your mediator. Your sin separates you from God. When Jesus died on the cross for your sins, He took the wrath that you deserve. You can stand blameless before God because of the work that Jesus did on the cross. Don't misunderstand who Jesus is. He is ONE with God, and salvation is found in Him alone.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Romans chapter 10 as he begins his message, Israel's Present Rejection.

Have you ever created a piece of pottery out of clay? It requires shaping and effort to make something beautiful. Today, Pastor John reveals that we are like clay, and God is like the potter. As the creator and artist, He is in control. He has a unique purpose and plan for your life. By grace, He offers you the free gift of eternal life when you accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior. Say “yes” to God's plan for your life. Partner with Him in doing the work of the Kingdom, allowing Him to shape your life into something beautiful.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Romans chapter 9 as he continues his message Israel's Past Election.

We don't get to control or dictate what God does. Remember that He is God, and you are not. In today's message, Pastor John answers the question, “Is God unfair?”. The answer is, “No way, José!”. He is holy, righteous, and just. He will never do anything that violates His nature. You can trust that He is good and that He knows what is best for you. When things happen that you don't like or understand, remember that God knows best. He is sovereign over all. Have faith that He is working all things for your good.Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Romans chapter 9 as he continues his message, Israel's Past Election.We don't get to control or dictate what God does. Remember that He is God, and you are not. In today's message, Pastor John answers the question, “Is God unfair?”. The answer is, “No way, José!”. He is holy, righteous, and just. He will never do anything that violates His nature. You can trust that He is good and that He knows what is best for you. When things happen that you don't like or und