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Michael Milton
Contributing sermons since Jan 1, 2000
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Let’s Take A Walk
Contributed on Sep 11, 2011
An exposition of Ephesians on the difference connecting our "Talk" with our "Walk" in Christ.
Savannah is a wonderful city for walking. When my family and I lived here, we spent many hours walking the nature trails of this beautiful community, or walking downtown through the unique historic district. To commemorate our return this weekend, we walked down about a mile from our hotel to River ...read more
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Of Whom The World Is Not Worthy
Contributed on Dec 26, 2005
The least likely people, through God’s grace through Jesus Christ, are transformed to become the heroes of the faith.
Of Whom the World Is Not Worthy Joshua 2; Hebrews 11:30-12:2 Dr. Michael Milton, Senior Minister First Presbyterian Church, Chattanooga, Tennessee Many Americans and Presidents have made their way to the center of Arlington Cemetery to a monument that is beloved by all Americans. It is the ...read more
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The 29th Chapter Of Acts!
Contributed on Jun 6, 2003
A sermon for Pentecost, this message seeks to lift out the expository truths of Acts 2.1-21 and apply them for contemporary life.
Introduction to the Scripture I leave our series on Mark this week for a message on Pentecost and next week for a message on FatherÕs Day. FatherÕs Day is a holiday we know about, but many of us may have no idea what Pentecost is all about much less that it could be a holiday! Last week, one of ...read more
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How I Want Our Beginning To Be Remembered
Contributed on Jul 26, 2002
This sermon is the author’s first message to his new congregation. It focuses on the sufficiency of Christ in all things.
HOW I WANT OUR BEGINNING TO BE REMEMBERED 1 Corinthians 1.18-25 and 2.1-5 Dr. Michael A. Milton, Senior Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Chattanooga, Tennessee Preached on February 3, 2002 Introduction to the Reading We don’t mean to, but we often make Christianity more complicated ...read more
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His Last Words: Our First Work
Contributed on Oct 17, 2001
The last teaching of Christ remains the priority of every believer and every assembly: to make disciples of Christ.
Introduction to the Reading of the Scripture I want to preach from Matthew 28.16-20. It is a very familiar passage and is all but taken for granted during Mission Conferences. Like John 3.16 and a few others, the passage is so popular that it is liable to being dismissed by those who have ...read more
Newest Sermon Series
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Our Savior, Our Servant, Our Sacrifice: Refocusing Our Faith On Jesus In St
Contributed on Sep 25, 2001
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Front Page Theology
Contributed on Sep 17, 2001
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The Reality Of The Resurrection
Contributed on Aug 29, 2001
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Come Down Off The Chair
Contributed on Sep 11, 2011
COME DOWN OFF THE CHAIR There is a pastor who was once a professor--a very creative professor--at RTS in Jackson, Mississippi. One day he had the responsibility of leading the chapel service. Most of us prepare for chapel messages by Bible study and prayer. This professor prepared by not only ...read more
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Shortly Before I Left Savannah, The Headlines In ...
Contributed on Jul 26, 2002
Shortly before I left Savannah, the headlines in the Savannah News were all about Baby Grace. Baby Grace was a newborn girl discovered in a dumpster by a garbage worker. Amidst the refuse of a ghetto area of Savannah, lying in pornography, in the green broken glass of discarded cheap wine bottles, ...read more
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Some Of You Might Have Heard Of The Late Malcolm ...
Contributed on Sep 25, 2001
Some of you might have heard of the late Malcolm Muggeridge. He was a British journalist and a noted atheist for many years of his life. But in his sin, in the very midst of about to commit yet another vile act of wickedness, he came face to face with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He repented and ...read more
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A Lady Of Society Was Gazing Upon An Image She ...
Contributed on Sep 25, 2001
A lady of society was gazing upon an image she had never seen before in the city’s art museum. "My dear fellow," she said condescendingly to the Curator, "I have never seen this painting before. I find the image shallow and rather crude in appearance. What do you call this?" The curator answered ...read more
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Shakespeare Wrote Of A Dying King And His Son, ...
Contributed on Aug 29, 2001
Shakespeare wrote of a dying king and his son, who was hovering over him and speaking to him, "thou hast a thousand daggers in thy thoughts against me." So, did ...read more