Miles G. McPherson

Miles G. McPherson

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Miles McPherson is the Senior Pastor of the Rock Church in San Diego. He is also a motivational speaker and author. McPherson's latest book “The Third Option” speaks out about the pervasive racial divisions in today’s culture and argues that we must learn to see people not by the color of their skin, but as God sees them—humans created in the image of God.

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  • Former NFL player turned pastor: I can't stop thinking about the Damar Hamlin incident

    Former NFL player turned pastor: I can't stop thinking about the Damar Hamlin incident

    NFL teams pray before every game, but this time, they prayed together. In that moment, nothing else mattered — not the game, not whose team they were on, nothing. The only thing that mattered was seeing their brother recover.

  • How we can bring Heaven down this Christmas

    How we can bring Heaven down this Christmas

    Because Jesus was born over 2,000 years ago, the world has never been the same. As you wrap up 2022 and make plans for 2023, I encourage you to ask God how He wants to use you to partner with Him!

  • In this big US city, 1 out of 4 people have food insecurity

    In this big US city, 1 out of 4 people have food insecurity

    Food insecurity may be a looming threat at the moment, but there is no way it can stand up to a united Church who knows its role in the world. We are called to make a difference, and through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can see our cities look more like Heaven.

  • What it means to have a heart for God's house

    What it means to have a heart for God's house

    You can study the Bible all you want, but if you do not do what God says, you are not living out true faith. True faith is not just about information; it is about action!

  • For the sake of the Kingdom, we will be doers of the Word

    For the sake of the Kingdom, we will be doers of the Word

    God has sent the Church into a world that is in critical condition, but how often do we ask ourselves if the Church is actually helping? How often do we stand there with our Bibles and our theology and not actually do something to serve the world in practical ways?

  • This July Fourth, remember the victims of sex trafficking

    This July Fourth, remember the victims of sex trafficking

    As we contemplate and celebrate our spiritual and physical freedom over the month of July, take a moment to pray and ask God what He would like you to do with that freedom. Christ set us free for something — so that we would use our freedom to serve each other out of love and grow in deeper levels of freedom each day through the Holy Spirit.

  • On this Father's Day, try to emulate your Heavenly Father

    On this Father's Day, try to emulate your Heavenly Father

    Whether we fully understand it or not, our fathers impact the way we see God. And God intended for our fathers to demonstrate His love, as Matthew 7:9-11 indicates.

  • The mother who shaped history

    The mother who shaped history

    I know that much of this is conjecture, but the main point I want to hit home here is this: most of the biblical heroes in the Bible — including Moses, Ruth, Mary, and Jesus Himself — were raised and shaped by the care of their mothers. And that means that the mothers of the Bible are very much heroes of the Bible, as well.

  • Choosing to be in community, even if you've been hurt

    Choosing to be in community, even if you've been hurt

    Being made in God’s image has many implications, one of which is that human beings are uniquely designed to have dominion over the earth. But note that the passage states, “Let Us make man in Our image.”

  • How Martin Luther King Jr. inspired this boy growing up with racial wounds

    How Martin Luther King Jr. inspired this boy growing up with racial wounds

    This quote from Martin Luther King Jr. has truly marked my life. As a young boy, I incurred all kinds of wounds related to racism. Because I grew up in a racially diverse family, I never fell comfortably into any one racial category in the eyes of others.