Taste and See with Dr. Jim Miller

The invitation is simple: “Follow me.” In this episode of Taste and See, Jim reflects on what that invitation means — and how it reshapes the way we live.
Scripture: Mark 1:14–20

What happens when the veil is pulled back and we see Jesus as He truly is? In this episode of Taste and See, Jim explores how the transfiguration becomes the glimpse that changes everything.
Scripture: Mark 9:2–8

Although God exists outside time, he created time and its rhythms for us. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim reminds us that God established for us because he knows ho much we need to be redeemed from the relentless demands of life.
Scripture: Mark 14:1–9

As Christians, it can sometimes seem we have more questions than answers. But in this episode of Taste and See, Jim explains that there is one question we all must answer for ourselves: What will I do with Jesus?
Scripture: Mark 27:15–23

John’s account of Jesus' last days echoes with irony — none more haunting than Pilate’s famous question: “What is truth?” In this episode of Taste and See, Jim unpacks the scene and calls us to see what Pilate could not: that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the light.
Scripture: John 18:28–40

For Christians, the resurrection of the crucified Jesus is a historic fact. For others, it is fiction— even folly. In this Palm Sunday episode of Taste and See, Jim welcomes honest questions about the resurrection and offers thoughtful answers rooted in Scripture and history.
Scripture: Mark 16:1–8

Why do we believe that the resurrected Jesus lives? There are eyewitness accounts. There is the astonishing growth of His Church. But in this episode of Taste and See, Jim argues that the most compelling evidence of all is the redemptive work of Christ in and through the lives of His followers.
Scripture: Acts 4:5–12

Divine providence. What does it mean? How does it shape our lives? And is it simply another word for fate? In this episode of Taste and See, Jim explores why God’s providence is not fatalism—but a beautiful gift that weaves our stories into His greater story.
Scripture: Acts 1:15–26

When the Gospel is preached, some respond with indifference. Others react with hostility. Many nod in quiet agreement. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim calls us to something deeper—a response in which the truth of Jesus Christ penetrates the heart and transforms the life.
Scripture: Acts 2:36–41

The Tower of Babel seems like a story about human arrogance. But what if it’s also a story about fear — about choosing self-protection over faithful obedience? In this episode of Taste and See, Jim invites us to reconsider what was really happening on that ancient plain.
Scripture: Genesis 11:1–9