Category: The Jack Miller Project
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God’s Solution — Perfect Record, New Heart, Good Master
Isaiah 52:13–53:12, the servant God shows us, and the life he calls prosperous — the fourth of the Five Facts. We strayed our own way and were left with a bad record, a bad heart, and a bad master. Pierced in our place, the servant clears the record, gives the new heart, and lives to…
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Bad Record, Bad Heart, Bad Master
Romans 3:9–26, the three barriers, and the God who answers all three — the third of the Five Facts. Self-centeredness left us with a bad record, a bad heart, and a bad master, and no power to mend them. But now God justifies the guilty freely in Christ, and the response is to say amen.
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Self-Centered, Not God-Centered
Ephesians 2:1–7, the powers of the air, and the end of magic — the second of the Five Facts. We are self-centered, not God-centered: dead under powers we were sure we had outgrown. But God, rich in mercy, makes the dead alive.
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Graham Family & Ministry Update
Dear Friends, It has been about three months since our last update, and once again a great deal has happened. When I last wrote, we were still in Mount Juliet, the basement torn up from the flood, and I was preparing to leave for an island I had visited but never lived on. I write…
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A Loving God Sent His Son
The first of Jack Miller’s Five Facts of the gospel: a loving God sent His Son Jesus into the world to bring us a new and abundant life. An essay on John 10:10 and John 3:16–17 — the zoe life Christ lived, laid down, and gives; why the promise can feel larger than our experience;…
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The Gospel Poured Out
An essay on Romans 5:1–5, prepared for Pentecost Sunday. The gospel is not a doorway we walk through and leave behind — it is the foundation we live on, with the Spirit’s poured-out love as the umbrella overhead. On the prior pour of regeneration, the Pentecost pour of love, and the standing we receive when…