Category: The Jack Miller Project
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Cheer Up! Come On, Let’s Die Together: It’s a Great Way to Come to Life
Thirty years since the death of Jack Miller. An essay marking the thirtieth anniversary of Jack Miller’s death—and the passing of Rose Marie Miller on March 26, 2026—telling the full story of elenctics, Sonship, and grace for the long haul.
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The Website Is Rebuilt — and a Word About Rose Marie Miller
If your Facebook feed was filled with posts from The Jack Miller Project today, I owe you an apology. Over the last several days I’ve been rebuilding the website from the ground up, and part of that work involved migrating my 2026 Substack essays onto the WordPress blog. Facebook treated each one as a new…
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A Higher Life Theology in Old School Clothing: What Jack Miller Wrote to His Elders About the OPC, the PCA, and the Unity of the Church
by Michael A. Graham In April 2023, I published a letter that Jack Miller wrote to the elders of New Life Presbyterian Church on December 8, 1989, laying out his reasons for recommending that New Life leave the Orthodox Presbyterian Church and affiliate with the Presbyterian Church in America. Readers can find it here: “If…
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Graham Family & Ministry Update
Dear Friends, It has been about six months since our last update, and a lot has happened. We are grateful for your friendship, prayers, and support over the years, and we want to share where things stand as we enter another season of change. Our last update covered the end of our three and a…
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How Beautiful Are the Dirty Feet
A Confession and a Discovery: (Follow Up to Yesterday’s article) By Michael A. Graham I have a PhD. I wrote Jack Miller’s biography. I have been a pastor for twenty-five years. I have preached Isaiah and Romans more times than I can count. And until this week, I had missed something that was right in…
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How to Build on Your Justification: Jack Miller on Romans, Justification, and the Life of the Justified
By Michael A. Graham Jack wrote: “The foundation of the whole Christian life is justification by faith alone. Once that is settled, every other aspect of Christian growth and change is simply learning how to build upon that foundation.” The metaphor is architectural. The foundation is complete. The foundation doesn’t change. Every day you wake…