Religion & Spirituality

Revival Radio with John Miller

by John Miller

Pastor John Miller's daily radio program featuring verse-by-verse Bible teaching that will help you grow in your understanding of God's Word.

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Pastor John Miller delivers a sermon from Titus 1 addressing what he frames as corruptions of the gospel message. The episode's central thesis is that salvation comes through grace alone, faith alone, and Christ alone—a core Protestant doctrine. Miller warns against what he calls "false teachers" who allegedly add…

Worth it if you want affirmation of sola gratia theology, but not if you're seeking nuanced biblical teaching or genuine dialogue with alternative Christian perspectives.

Revival Radio's Pastor John Miller continues his sermon series on Titus 1, focusing on the qualifications and marks of a blameless pastor. The episode emphasizes that devotion to God's Word is the single most important attribute a shepherd should possess. Miller argues that pastors must have unwavering confidence in…

Worth it if you're interested in evangelical pastoral theology, preparing for ministry, or following this multi-part sermon series on Titus.

Revival Radio with John Miller presents Part 1 of a sermon series on 'The Marks of a Blameless Man,' drawing from Titus 1. Pastor John Miller uses biblical teaching to address the character attributes God requires of leaders, particularly pastors, while extending the application to all fathers and husbands in lay…

Worth it if you're a Christian man seeking biblical guidance on family leadership and want a pastor's perspective on Titus 1 applied to modern fatherhood and marriage.

Revival Radio's Pastor John Miller continues his sermon series 'The Facets of a Faithful Servant' with Part 2, focusing on the theological tension between divine sovereignty and human free will. The episode tackles a perennial Christian debate: Is God completely sovereign, knowing from before time who will accept…

Worth it if you're a Christian seeking to understand the sovereignty-free will debate from a pastoral perspective and appreciate sermons that affirm paradox as faithful.

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