Taste and See with Dr. Jim Miller

When it comes to reading the Bible, are you a casual reader skimming for insight — or a determined miner digging for priceless treasure? In this episode of Taste and See, Jim looks to the example of Abraham to explain how — and why — we should approach Scripture with deeper intention.
Genesis 12:1–9

In their attempt to force God’s promise, Abraham and Sarah shamefully abused a young slave girl. Yet her story does not end there. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim explores how the God who sees draws near to the wounded and blesses the overlooked.
Scripture: Genesis 32:1–9

Jacob wrestled with God and walked away changed. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim asks whether God wants us to meet Him honestly — and why those encounters never leave us the same.
Scripture: Genesis 16:22–32

In telling the story of the good Samaritan, Jesus answers a question with another question. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim invites us to look below the surface of this beautiful parable for a model of personal evangelism.
Scripture: Luke 10:25–37

“Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.” In this episode of Taste and See, Jim invites us to talk freely with God and catch a glimpse of His unconditional love.
Scripture: Luke 11:1–13

In Christ, God reconciled humanity to Himself. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim asks us to consider what it means to be part of God’s ongoing ministry of reconciliation.
Scripture: II Corinthians 5:17–21

Faced with the transformative power of Jesus, the disciples ask, “Who is this man?” In this episode of Taste and See, Jim invites us to wrestle with the question at the very heart of the gospel.
Scripture: Mark 8:27–9:1

“Are you the King of the Jews?” Pilate asks. Jesus replies, “My kingdom is not of this world.” In this episode of Taste and See, Jim explores a Kingdom unlike any other — and the King who reigns over it.
Scripture: John 18:33–40

It’s easy for us to embrace Jesus as Savior, but as John the Baptist forcefully preached, Jesus was also the righteous judge. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim confronts the complacency that keeps us from true repentance.
Scripture: Luke 3:1–18

“No one has ever seen God.” And yet, in Jesus, the invisible becomes visible. In this Christmas Eve message, Jim invites us to behold God revealed in Christ.
Scripture: John 1:14–18