"After Hezekiah received the letter and read it, he went up to the Temple and spread it out before the Lord" (Isaiah 37:14). That was...
Miller’s Monday Musings #124: How to Find Perfect Peace
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Prayer
Miller’s Monday Musings #86: Never Too Busy!
“Our Father in Heaven!” Matthew 6:9 This is the “golden gate” of the temple of prayer! When our Lord taught His disciples how to pray, it was...
Miller’s Monday Musings #79: The Privilege of Prayer
Almost everyone prays. Many have been taught in childhood to kneel before God, and – with the first lispings of speech – to say, “Our Father.”...
Miller’s Monday Musings #72: Silent Times with Jesus
Silent Times with Jesus “Come with Me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest” (Mark 6:31). In a certain college in days of old, a...
Miller’s Monday Musings #70: Chains of Gold
Chains of Gold “More things are wrought by prayer, Than this world dreams of.” The power of prayer can never be understood on earth. What...
The Responsibility and Privilege of Fathers
God has entrusted to fathers a most solemn and yet a most precious privilege. It is not too much to say that in their hands are deposited the...
Miller’s Monday Musings #56: A Higher Standard
Christ expects a great deal from His followers. He is not satisfied to have them just as good as other people; He wants them to be better. He...
The Promise for You and Your Children
“For the promise is unto you, and to your children, and to all that are afar off, even as many as the Lord our God shall call” (Acts 2:39). If...
Miller’s Monday Musings #51: A Little Garden
A writer tells of an elderly woman who said, “My heart is a little garden – and God is planting flowers there.” Every heart should be a little...
Miller’s Monday Musings #34: A Father Who’s Never Too Busy
“Our Father in Heaven!” Matthew 6:9 This is the “golden gate” of the temple of prayer! When our Lord taught His disciples how to pray, it was...
The Prayer of a Child
A little child missed her mother at a certain time every day. The mother’s habit was to slip away upstairs alone, and to be gone for some time....