Taste and See with Dr. Jim Miller

Christ meets us in our deepest need — and calls us to something far greater. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim explores the depths of our rescue and the heights of our calling.
Scripture: Ephesians 2:1–10

The fisherman had worked all night and caught nothing. Defeated and exhausted, they gave up. Then Jesus stepped in. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim explores what happens when we invite Christ into our failure.
Scripture: Luke 5:1–11

Each of us has a weakness — a temptation that can easily lead us down the wrong path. In this Lenten  episode of Taste and See, Jim invites us to examine our weaknesses and embrace God’s strength.
Scripture: Luke 4:1–13

In the Sermon on the Mount, Christ taught us to pray, “Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done.” In this episode of Taste and See, Jim invites us to filter our vision for America through the lens of Kingdom principles and values.
Scripture: Luke 18:15–17

From the first sentence of his Gospel, Mark tells us that he’s announcing the arrival of the Messiah. In this episode of Taste and See, Jim invites us to hear anew the good news of God coming into the world through Jesus.
Mark 1:1–8

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.

They saw a star and left everything to follow it. In this message, Jim explores what it means for us to follow the Magi — and how that journey can reshape our year.