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Johnnie Miller
This day, there is a journey that elder Johnnie L. Miller follows with a list of mastery techniques, gifts, and talents. Most of all, Elder Johnnie has the call to lead and unfold the minds of God'...view moreThis day, there is a journey that elder Johnnie L. Miller follows with a list of mastery techniques, gifts, and talents. Most of all, Elder Johnnie has the call to lead and unfold the minds of God's people to unlock their future and fulfill their purpose-driven life. Ultimate goal is to lead the “thirst and hunger” unto a path clearer and resentful with their relationship with Jesus Christ.
Elder Johnnie L. Miller is a returning author with hope to liturgically lead a legacy of spiritual stimulation; he's a loving father of one son and loving husband of caring wife. Drives locally a semitractor trailer, an owner of Refuge trucking business, senior pastor of Refuge Deliverance Temple. His experiences and wisdom has made impact into his life that floods Johnnie with testimonies, where he has been tested and proven that despite the troubles, discouragements, fault, and failures, “Johnnie keeps reaching for life without sinking. With such spiritual impeccable challenges, Johnnie abides like a rock maturely.” He's rooted and built up. To further his call of duty and influence others with such strengths.
Johnnie fights Satanic forces that lures, to deport his destiny, to quit! However, with the winning attitude of gratitude that Johnnie has been so competitive with, he’s been ever so consistently abiding in faith. His compassion and is passionate in how he influences others with such extraordinary talents and giftings. Johnnie says, “The mirror is my reflection of grace and mercy that follows me to influence my motives to persevere.” Johnnie's decision is to be determined with his life regardless of gifts or things, people or any distractions of life, which seems to make things more valuable than life with Jesus! Elder Johnnie believes life is your gift without apologies. The gift and callings of God comes without repentance. Romans 11:29 (KJV)view less