Adam Miller is the President and Host of Songtime Radio.
Adam grew up in the Church as the son of a pastor. He started preaching when he was twelve years old and has served in several preaching capacities. He came on board at Songtime in 2011. In 2013, He started to host the daily broadcast and in January of 2014 he became the President.
He earned a Bachelor of Science in Bible and a Master of Arts in Worldview Studies from Baptist Bible College in Clarks Summit, PA.
He was ordained into the ministry through Calvary Baptist Church in Preble, NY – an independent Baptist Church affiliated with the Empire State Fellowship of Baptist Churches.
Adam is an accomplished preacher with a passion for teaching the Word of God. He travels all throughout the Northeast speaking in various venues. Please contact Adam for information about his teaching schedule or to request to have him speak at your Church or ministry.
A Case For Corporate Prayer by Adam Miller
As a pastor’s kid, I was at the Church whenever the doors were opened. That meant Sunday School, Sunday morning, Sunday night, and of course the midweek prayer meeting. I dreaded the prayer meeting. Except for a short time of prayer at the end, it was just like any other service–a few hymns and a Bible lesson–but what bothered me the most was that the requests and prayers were all about sickness, unemployment, and life’s pressures. Things of little interest or concern to a young boy. The service was stale, boring, and depressing. It gave me little confidence in a big God who would be concerned with our everyday life.
When Worship Leads to Witness by Adam Miller
Over the past several years we have been working through a strategic series of topics on the Christian faith. In 2015 we talked about the transforming power of the gospel in the life of a believer. We talked about preaching the gospel to ourselves and sharing that within our families and Christian communities as a foundation for our witness in our surrounding communities. In 2016, we focused on Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, and found that by looking to Jesus we are given greater purpose, meaning, and clarity in life. Then, this past year, we focused on getting our worship right. We discovered that worship is more than the songs that we sing and it affects every aspect of our lives. This next year our focus will be on how to improve our witness.