The Jack Miller Project
“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes…” (Romans 1:16)
The life, ministry, and teaching of Jack Miller — a way to learn to preach the gospel to ourselves, to other Christians, and to people in our lives.
Explore the Project
A New Life
Jack Miller’s booklet, now an online app for phones. Walk someone through the Five Facts of the gospel. Plus a course for adults, small groups, and children — with helps for Scripture memory, prayer, and sharing your testimony.
Cheer Up!
Cheer Up! The Life and Ministry of Jack Miller — pastor, church planter, theologian, and missionary leader. The P&R biography (2020) and the 2019 doctoral dissertation, both by Michael A. Graham.
The Timeline
A navigable timeline of Jack’s life, ministry, relationships, and writings — built from the research behind Cheer Up! Explore the entries, or share first-hand accounts and documents you may hold.
The Blog
Two streams of writing: essays engaging The Jack Miller Project, and Bible Reading Reflections from Mike’s own Scripture reading.
About the Jack Miller Project
The Jack Miller Project exists to shine a light on the profound yet often unrecognized influence of Jack Miller’s life, teaching, and ministry. Founded by Dr. Michael A. Graham during his doctoral work at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, the Project seeks to make Jack’s teaching accessible to a new generation of believers and leaders.
After interviewing dozens of people and compiling an entire library of Jack’s sermons, lectures, seminars, published and unpublished writings, and more, Mike’s research demonstrated that Jack’s influence was far greater than had been realized. The Jack Miller Project was founded to further explore that continuing impact — on people coming to faith, on ordinary Christians and church leaders, on congregations and seminaries, in the U.S. and around the world.
Tim Keller on Jack Miller’s influence:
Help keep this work going
The Jack Miller Project is currently funded out of pocket. If the app, the book, or the research has been useful to you, your gift helps us keep building — and keep the resources freely available.
The Jack Miller Project is not yet a registered 501(c)(3), so gifts are not currently tax-deductible. We’ll let you know when that changes.
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Get updates on the A New Life app, new posts on the blog, and new resources as they go live on the site.
© The Jack Miller Project. A New Life booklet used by permission of Paul E. Miller.