Taste and See with Dr. Jim Miller

What holds your gaze? What commands your loyalty? In this episode of Taste and See, Jim explains how worship is never neutral—and why what you choose to focus on will shape your character, your desires, and your destiny. The invitation remains: Come; taste and see that the Lord is good.
Scripture: II Corinthians 4:5–12

What if marriage isn’t just a relationship, but a revelation? In this episode of Taste and See, Jim looks back to the creation account to uncover how marriage reflects the very structure and purpose of creation.
Scripture: Genesis 2:18–25

In this episode of Taste and See, Jim invites us to pause and consider a timeless question: Who needs the Sabbath — and why might the answer be closer to home than we think?
Scripture: Genesis 2:1–3

Imperfect people. A holy calling. A global witness. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim reflects on why — despite its shortcomings — the Church, Christ’s Church, is still God’s most visible blessing to the world.
Scripture: Ephesians 3:1–11

Light pierces darkness. Order emerges from chaos. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim reflects on Genesis 1:1–5 and invites us to see creation as God’s gracious decision to share His life with us.
Scripture: Genesis 1:1–5

God’s mercy reaches further than we expect — and sometimes further than we prefer. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim reflects on the story of Jonah and the grace of God that pursues both the rebellious prophet and the evil city he resists.
Scripture: Jonah 1:1–14

An edict of death. A hidden basket. A princess with compassion. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim explores the story of Moses and what it reveals about God’s quiet, sovereign provision.
Scripture: Exodus 2:1–10

Saved from the flood. Preserved for a new beginning. Still painfully human. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim wrested with Noah’s complicated story and what it tells us about a God whose love perseveres despite our messiness.
Scripture: Genesis 7:1–10; 8:13; 8:20–21

Security. Success. Significance. Where are we storing them? In this episode of Taste and See, Jim reflects on what Jesus meant by “riches in Heaven” and how that promise reshapes our priorities.
Scripture: Luke 12:13–21

They saw a star and left everything to follow it. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim explores what it means for us to follow the Magi — and how that journey can reshape our year.
Scripture: Matthew 2:1–12