This week, the founder of UPPERROOM, Michael Freeland Miller, joins us to talk about why in life, “simple” doesn’t always mean “easy.” We’ll also scratch the surface on the subject of walking through seasons of transition. This I know: many of you are in transition right now. Maybe it’s from a job, a relationship, or just a stage of life. Suffice it to say, transition isn’t easy. Michael’s going to shed some helpful light on the subject. We’re also going to unpack how to steward pain and transition well, as well as the unmistakable priority to host God’s presence.
Guest Bio:
Michael and Lorisa Miller are the founding and Senior Leaders of UPPERROOM. In April of 2010, the Millers started a small prayer meeting in an office space overlooking downtown Dallas. From that initial prayer meeting, God birthed a movement of prayer and worship that continues to grow globally. Many lives have been impacted by UPPERROOM’s house of prayer, as people online and from all over the DFW metroplex come together to pray and worship every morning, noon, and night. In addition to their ministry in Dallas, Michael and Lorisa travel internationally to support other UPPERROOM communities.
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Dive Deeper:
If you enjoy this episode with Michael, I’m sure you’ll also enjoy:
- 353: Albert Tate on Adjusting Our Relationship with Pain & Failure, Stunting Our Emotional Growth, and What it Means to Do the Work of Untangling Our Dysfunctional Relationship with Pain
- 343: [Formed.] Lee Cummings on Self-Care vs. Self-Obsession, Spiritual Slow-Drift, and The Disciplined Pursuit of More
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Michael Freeland Miller’s Website | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube
Resources Mentioned This Week
- His House, His Presence
- Give No Rest!: A Renewed Commitment to Pursue God’s Presence in Prayer and Worship in the American Church by Lee Cummings
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