Andrew J. Miller
I upload my more academic writing on academia.com – check it out!
You’ll find a few book reviews as well as two articles – one on John Newton and the theme of sin as sickness (I don’t know why the typeset turned out so poorly when published) and an article on why we sign during the distribution of the Lord’s Supper.
I switched jobs last year and serve as a Regional Home Missionary, planting OPC churches in central PA. Check out our site!
Hi there, Reformation Heritage Books has published a series of blog posts related to my book on the Westminster Shorter Catechism. This is bonus material in addition to our book Glorifying and Enjoying God. Check these out (ones I wrote):
You can get the whole book on Kindle for less than $10.
Cover photo from RHB.
Good news! I’ve found a doctoral supervisor in the UK who has approved my dissertation research proposal. There are still some details to work out so I will wait to post more, but this will be part-time and distance, so I will be able to continue to pastor full time.
Check out my new article “Sports for God’s Glory” in the OPC’s magazine, New Horizons.
Good News! While this blog has been quiet, lots of activity has been going on behind the scenes.
Here are some recent publications:
https://modernreformation.org/resource-library/web-exclusive-articles/yesterday-i-was-dead/
“Joy Unspeakable: Finding Joy in Christ-like Suffering.” Puritan Reformed Journal 13, no. 1 (January 2021): 202–4.
“Singing for Our Supper” – in the 2020 Mid-America Journal of the Theology
Andrew Miller is a more common name than you might expect. I can remember calling the library as a child to renew my books and having to not only give them my middle initial, my middle name, but also my birth-date, before they found my entry!
I’m not the Andrew Miller that comes up on google alerts – the MLB pitcher. I’m not the award-winning author.
Nor am I one of the other Andrew Millers listed on amazon, like here. Some are even pastors too: here and here.
I’m only me.