Michael A. Milton, How Lovely Is Your Dwelling Place: Why I Love the Church (Charlotte, NC: Bethesda Publishing Group, 2024). https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/how-lovely-is-your-dwelling-place-michael-a-milton/1145463659?ean=9798224350292 I am thankful to invite you for a unique serialized reading of our latest work, How Lovely is Your Dwelling Place: Why I Love the Church (Psalm 84), exclusively on this “channel:” “Faith for Living with” yours truly. A new chapter will be unveiled each week, offering a personal reflection on the Church as both the glorious body of Christ, the Church Triumph ..read more

“The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons, October 16, 1834.” Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775-1851), 1835. We have raised this matter before: Gradually, then suddenly. Like peering over Grandfather Mountain, getting too close until the weight of your body converges perfectly, disastrously, with the force of gravity and the angle of the rock. Gradually. Suddenly. Then. Never Again Never again do we need to ask how people in a particular time, in an otherwise civilized nation, can be caught up in, e.g., the 1930s German support of unquestionable evil. It is happening before our eyes ..read more

A Chapel at Saint David’s Bay, Wales (Creative Commons). Saint David (500-589) left chapels like these throughout Wales as he came to preach and found Christian communities among the Britons. It is said that wherever Saint David (500-589) went—an evangelist to the Britons of what became Wales and, consequently, the patron saint of Wales—he planted a church.[1] We mean, of course, that wherever he preached the Gospel of Jesus Christ, people were saved, and, as in Acts 2:42, catechized and baptized, they gathered into a localized expression of the one true Church, with the true notae ecclesiae ..read more

This week’s Bible teaching continues the series on Psalm 90. The other episodes are available to you at the broadcast home or through the Apple podcast site. We warmly invite you to subscribe at no cost to you to weekly Bible messages from the archives of Faith for Living. You can sign up at our broadcaster’s page or through Apple podcasts. We pray these messages will be used by the Lord to strengthen believers and reach those who know not the Lord Jesus Christ. Faith for Living with Dr. Michael A. Milton is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider b ..read more

In this humble video, you won't find a single cow roaming the scenes. However, the soundtrack (“Cattle on a Thousand Hills”) accompanying these glimpses of our home in Western North Carolina echoes the very essence I envisioned when penning the song. Rooted in biblical wisdom, the chosen phrase aims to evoke a dual sense of reverence: acknowledging God's supreme creative power and recognizing His ownership over all things. Moreover, it speaks to the profound truth that knowing God through Jesus Christ allows us to partake in His abundant blessings. These images, captured on this Friday, Apr ..read more

Faith For Living with Dr. Michael Milton April 9, 2024 – A study from Psalm 90. How can we see the true character of the one and living God? http://accradio.com/programs/thecall/podcasting/faithforliving091315.mp3 Download (Right-Click To Save ..read more

Faith For Living with Dr. Michael Milton April 2, 2024 – A study from Psalm 90. How can we see God’s providential hand through the crises and problems in our lives? http://accradio.com/programs/thecall/podcasting/faithforliving090615.mp3 Download (Right-Click To Save ..read more

Faith For Living with Dr. Michael Milton March 26, 2024 – A study from Psalm 90. Examining the historical context and circumstances in which Psalm 90 was cultivated. http://accradio.com/programs/thecall/podcasting/faithforliving083015.mp3 Download (Right-Click To Save ..read more

FIGURE 1: “A Remote Intimacy in the Blue Ridge.” 2021. Michael Anthony Milton Gallery. As a wee lad, I developed a passion for drawing, particularly superhero comics. I often collaborated with my cousins, Ed and Berlin, to invent characters, craft storylines, and bring our creations to life through artwork. Growing up in a remote area of the Southern countryside, art, and reading became my gateway to embark on imaginative journeys to far-off lands, partake in thrilling adventures, and explore the boundless realms of history, fantasy, and folklore. Materials were not readily available or poss ..read more

Michael A. Milton. Lost and Found: Public Theology in the Secular Age, “Christian Vocation in Context” series, book 1. With contributors: George Grant, John Frame, Peter Lillback, and John Panagiotou. Eugene, OR: Wipf & Stock, 2024. In these challenging times, the need for faithful biblical warnings coupled with trusted pastoral guidance is more pressing than ever. It is with a sense of solemn gratitude that we announce the release of Lost and Found: Public Theology in the Secular Age. I wrote most of the chapters across the last three years. But I prayed for other voices to join me. I g ..read more