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Hosted by Pastor Philip Miller · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 236 episodes
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This Sunday morning program provides a meaningful worship service for those far from God or unable to attend a local church. With insightful teaching from Pastor Philip Miller and joyous congregational worship, you're invited to join Jesus on the journey of a lifetime.
Pastor Philip Miller hosts Moody Church Hour, a religion show with 236 episodes published.
We all have a core reason to go on living. For Paul, his purpose in life was to live worthy of the Gospel. In this message from Philippians 1, Pastor Philip Miller shows our reason for rejoicing, our purpose in living, a
How can we live a truly joyous life? In a chaotic world competing for our time and emotions, we easily feel trapped. In this message from Philippians, Pastor Philip Miller overviews Paul's prison epistle to show how the
Our orphan hearts tend to look to everything but God for our identity. But the good news is that we don't have to live like orphans in this universe. Pastor Philip Miller unpacks "identity:" the worship that shapes us, t
Material possessions can never make us happy. King Solomon's story begins fairly well but then his identity trap ensnares him, and everything starts to fall apart. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shares Solomon's a
Many of us are tempted to manufacture our happiness by taking control of our circumstances. What will it take for us to stop powering our way to a happy ending? In this message, Pastor Philip Miller introduces us to the
We often look to other people to make us happy. A Samaritan woman was desperately looking in all the wrong places for love. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller discusses the Samaritan woman's trap, thirst, and transfor
How can we find true security when worldly treasures keep failing us? Naaman thought his wealth could secure him against life's vulnerabilities. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller explains how Naaman's hardship, humbl
We all want to be safe, and it's a scary world. Gideon, one of Israel's judges, looked for security through power; by controlling the situation, he felt safe. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller digs deeper into Gideon
Do you look to people for security? Even Esther, a courageous woman who saved her people from destruction, struggled with this identity trap. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller walks us through the secret Esther kept,
The temptation to live for wealth and build identity around gaining influence through possessions is real. Zacchaeus was notoriously rich, but his soul was still searching for something more. In this message, Pastor Phil
We can easily be tempted to build our identities around gaining significance through power. Jacob was a schemer who manipulated to become successful; in the end, he cried out to God for help. In this message, Pastor Phil
Many people look to others for their sense of significance. While Joseph's own story reflects that, God brought about deep transformation in his identity. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller describes Joseph's dream, h
Identity is, at its core, a sense of self. I t turns out that a sense of self is most meaningful when it meets three, deep-seated, underlying needs: significance, security, and satisfaction. In this message, Pastor Phili
For those of us who have failed and let down those we love, h ow do we pick up the pieces? After Jesus' resurrection, Peter surely had to have been wondering what Jesus thought of him. In this message from John 21, Pasto
A breakthrough is the moment when everything changes. The greatest breakthrough in all of history is when Jesus rose from the dead. In this message from John 20, Pastor Philip Miller explores a four-dimensional breakthro
The first resurrection was not full of trumpets, Easter lilies, or bunnies. No, resurrection morning created a massive amount of cognitive dissonance for disciples. In this message from John 20, Pastor Philip Miller high
Nobody saw it coming. The death and resurrection of Jesus is the greatest plot twist of them all. In this message from John 19, Pastor Philip Miller finds three clues of what's coming in the burial account of Jesus. The
If anyone deserved to be condemned and punished, it was not Jesus. But Jesus died for us. In this message from John 19, Pastor Philip Miller looks at three portraits of Jesus: The Crucified King, the Fleeced Protector, a
Jesus gets how hard life is. He gets how violating and brutal and unjust people can be. In this message from John 18, Pastor Philip Miller walks us through Jesus' Roman trial, noting six striking ironies. Jesus, the king
The religious leaders have baited their snare. Using Judas as an informant, they launch a sinister plot to end Jesus' ministry. In this message from John 18, Pastor Philip Miller traces the sequence of Jesus' betrayal th
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Moody Church Hour is hosted by Pastor Philip Miller. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 236 episodes.
Moody Church Hour has published 236 episodes.
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