King James Bible

About King James Bible

A series of sermons on the history, the making, and the fruit of the King James Bible, God's Word, preserved for English-speaking people. Anyone who is willing to look at the evidence with an honest heart will be convinced that the KJV is a divine work of God, and is superior to all modern versions.

Publisher

Mike Miller

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

25 Feb 2026

Latest episode

8 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

18 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   8 Jul 2026

   What Brought About the Modern Versions?

   The King James Bible is the preserved Word of God and modern translations are a recent deception, that is clearly from the devil, because God would have nothing to do with the way they treat his words. We can easily trace the origin of all of these modern versions to Westcott and Hort in last half of the 19th century, whose stated goal was to replace the King James Version with the same line of Alexandrian manuscripts that were used during the 1000 years of darkness by the Roman Catholic Church. The introduction of these new translations since 1970, and great majority since 1990, has done great damage to the cause of Christ, and has caused much division. It is a lie to say that those who stand for the King James Bible are causing division in the body of Christ. The King James Bible was the only Bible for 270 years. Where were all these modern scholars then? The modern versions are a Johnny-come-lately thing that is obviously not of God, and if you really are a Bible-believer, then you will keep your King James Bible and have nothing to do with all the modern versions.

2. 

   17 Jun 2026

   The God-Breathed Bible

   The Bible is not merely a religious book or the thoughts of men about God, but the living, God-breathed Word of God. The same divine breath that spoke creation into existence gave us the Scriptures, which carry life, authority, power, and certainty. Because God's Word is living, it quickens the soul, strengthens the believer, and throughly furnishes the man of God unto all good works. We need to be aware of the order, beauty, cadence, and majesty of the Authorized King James Bible, because it shows that the written Word bears the marks of the same Creator whose design is seen throughout creation. Christians are therefore called to read, believe, memorize, preach, and reverence the Bible as the living Word of God.

3. 

   10 Jun 2026

   The Word of God and the Mind

   The Word of God must be more than a book we own or occasionally read; it must live in our hearts, govern our thoughts, shape our conversations, and not be only a fixture or an adornment for our homes. We see that the battle for the soul begins early, especially in the minds of children, and if we do not diligently teach them God's Word, the world will gladly train them in its place. We are warned that without Scripture, we cannot discern rightly between good and evil, truth and error, or holiness and worldliness. Therefore, we must give ourselves to reading, studying, meditating on, and speaking of the Word of God daily, trusting it to renew our minds, cleanse our lives, guide our families, and preserve the next generation.

4. 

   3 Jun 2026

   The Pure Words of the KJV

   The Scripture is clear that Jesus is the living Word of God. Therefore, his written Word must have the same qualities as He does. Jesus is holy, separate from sinners, and exalted to the most high place in the Universe. The written Word that He gave us must be as perfect as He is, or it will not represent Him truly to lost man. The King James Bible was not written in the common vernacular of the time. People in the 1500's did not talk like the King James Bible reads. The language was exalted, it was purified, so that the words used did not carry connotations of sin and evil. We look at word associations in this message to illustrate this truth. We also look at the meter, the rhythm, the rhyme, and the melodic way the King James translators made the Word of God more true to the original languages, as well as easier to read and memorize. The modern versions, without exception, remove all of those things, and use corrupt words that bring forth corrupt thoughts in the minds of the readers. Understanding these truths should cause anyone who has been taught to find fault with the King James Bible to pause and consider their position on this matter.

5. 

   27 May 2026

   Personal Bible Study

   Bible study begins with believing that the King James Bible is the preserved Word of God. When we approach it with reverence, humility, and a yielded heart, we can expect to increase our understanding of God, and all things pertaining to life and eternity. We must study to gain understanding, not merely knowledge, trusting the Holy Spirit to teach us as we compare Scripture with Scripture. If we come to God's Word sincerely, confessing our sin, willing to obey, and expecting Him to give light, the Bible will reveal Christ, strengthen us, assure us, guide us, cleanse us, give us joy and peace, and make us approved unto God.

6. 

   20 May 2026

   Studying the King James Bible

   We must not just read the Bible, but truly study it, because sound doctrine comes from the Word of God and must agree with the whole counsel of Scripture. We must not depend on opinions, online teaching, or vain religious talk, but give ourselves to reading, doctrine, and careful study, comparing Scripture with Scripture and letting the Bible define its own words. God designed our minds to learn by association, and the King James Bible preserves the words, phrases, and patterns that help us search and understand truth rightly. If we want to grow beyond spiritual infancy, be stable in faith, and avoid error, we must make studying the Word of God a serious, lifelong part of our walk with the Lord. This message gives some instructions about how to study the Bible.

7. 

   13 May 2026

   The Word of God Is Forever

   This message is meant to remind us of the absolute importance and divine preservation of the Word of God. Every word of Scripture matters because God speaks truth and life through His Word, and all the Creation came into existence when God spoke. Language itself is a gift from God, and we must approach the Bible with reverence, intentional study, and faith. The King James Bible is God's preserved Word in English, and we are warned against altering or neglecting Scripture. We are also instructed to study the Bible personally rather than rely on the opinions of others. The Word of God — not the opinions of men — is the foundation for salvation, spiritual life, truth, and discernment in a confused and apostate world.

8. 

   6 May 2026

   Every Word

   This is a passionate defense of the King James Bible as the preserved and purified Word of God, tracing its historical roots, manuscript lineage, and spiritual influence through history. Using Proverbs 30:5 and Matthew 4:4, the message emphasizes that every word of God matters and that the King James Bible stands apart because it was translated from the "pure" line of manuscripts preserved through Antioch and the Masoretic Hebrew texts, rather than the Alexandrian manuscripts connected to Egypt and later modern versions. Then we review the history of Bible translation, the work of men like Wycliffe, Erasmus, Tyndale, and the King James translators, and show that the Authorized Version is the culmination and purification of the English Bible. Abandoning the King James Bible for modern translations has weakened biblical authority, contributed to doctrinal confusion, worldly worship, moral decline, and spiritual compromise in churches. Believers must study the issue honestly for themselves, then stand firmly on the authority of the King James Bible without shame, and recognize its historic fruit in revival, holiness, worship, and the transformation of lives over the past four centuries. That is the only hope for any kind of true light or spiritual awakening as the world grows darker.

9. 

   29 Apr 2026

   The Oracles of God

   In this message, we consider what it means for the Word of God to be our true oracle—the place we go for truth, wisdom, guidance, and understanding. We see that all people seek answers somewhere, whether from God's Word or from false sources, but God has given us His Word as the only sure and holy voice to guide our lives. Looking at the history and fruit of the King James Bible, we're reminded that God has used it mightily for centuries through preaching, revival, missions, and changed lives. The takeaway is that we need to treasure our Authorized King James Version as the preserved Word of God, let it shape our thinking and speech, and put away every strange god (false oracle) that would deceive us about the truths of God.

10. 

    22 Apr 2026

    Why the KJV Is the Only Bible

    The King James Bible stands apart from modern translations on two fronts. First, the modern degradation of English — through profanity, redefined vocabulary, and careless speech — has conditioned people to treat Scripture with the same casual attitude they treat language in general; higher standards of language are offensive to people who are profane, just as higher standards of morals are offensive to immoral people. The KJV's perceived difficulty does not stem from the text itself but from declining literacy and the removal of Scripture from homes, churches, and schools. Second, several specific literary and grammatical features make the KJV distinctively precise: Tyndale's Anglo-Saxon directness over more complicated Latin vocabulary, preserved Hebrew parallelism, single-syllable rhythmic cadence, and archaic forms used for elevation and solemnity. One of the most important and obvious advantages of the KJV, however, is the distinction between "thee and thou" and "ye" — demonstrated clearly through examples from John 3.3; 3:7, Luke 22:31-32, John 1:50-51, and countless other verses. This is not merely the style or custom of the language of that day, but critical to retaining what the original manuscripts said. The singular/plural second-person contrast carries genuine theological weight that modern translations, by collapsing everything into "you," render completely invisible to the reader.

11. 

    15 Apr 2026

    Are Modern Versions the Same?

    Does it really matter which version of the Bible we use? Looking at Jeremiah 36, we see a clear example that no matter how much people try to destroy or change God's Word, God preserves it. The king burned the scroll, but God had it written again—and even added more to it. Man cannot get rid of what God has said, although he seems to never give up trying. In this message we look at many comparisons between the modern versions and the KJV, and it becomes clear that modern versions do not just "say the same thing." They remove verses, change wording, and sometimes even reverse meanings. Many of these changes affect major doctrines like salvation, repentance, and the identity of Jesus Christ. That is not a small issue—it is a serious one. What we should take away from this is that we need to be grounded in a Bible we can fully trust and be able to defend it. This is not just about preference or tradition—it is about whether we truly believe we have the preserved Word of God. And if we do, then we need to hold to it and not treat it as just one version among many.

12. 

    8 Apr 2026

    The King James Bible - History of the Scripture

    We are trying to explain how the King James Bible (KJV) came into being and why we believe it is important to understand its history, not just preach from it. This generation is far removed from those of times past who knew and understood where the Bible came from, and no longer automatically trusts the Bible, especially since they are so unfamiliar with it. The people of this generation are also under a lot of pressure to lay aside the King James Bible and take up one of the countless "versions" that are on the market, so teaching its background and history is very important, and should be visited often. The process and the motives that produced the KJV were vastly different from the way modern Bible translations came about. It came from the pure line of transcripts, while the modern versions ALL come from corrupt texts, and it came at the price of blood and much suffering. It was the greatest gift to the world that God has ever given, except his Son, who is the theme of the whole book.

13. 

    1 Apr 2026

    King James - The History of the Scriptures

    Understanding the history behind the King James Bible requires patience, humility, an honest heart, and a broad view of God's work through time. The Scripture makes it clear that God is sovereign over rulers and nations, and often accomplishes His purposes through imperfect people, so the value of the King James Bible does not depend on King James, or any of the other men involved in it's development, being flawless men. Instead, the focus of our study should be on the remarkable providence of God in raising up a learned, capable king in a very turbulent time who desired to give his people the Word of God. If we desire to get at the truth, especially in this matter of the Scriptures, we must avoid the slander, the revision of history and oversimplified criticism, and instead recognize the King James Bible as a lasting gift of God's providence that has been changing the world for centuries.

14. 

    25 Mar 2026

    Tyndale to King James - History of the Scripture

    This a study of the history the English Bible from Tyndale through the Geneva Bible, and leading up to the King James Bible. It shows that this line of Scriptures came from the preserved "received text" rather than the corrupt Alexandrian tradition. The promise in Isaiah 55 that God's Word will prosper applies very well to the Reformation, because we can see that the spread of faithful Bible translations brought spiritual light, freedom, and revival, while the opposing line produced corruption and darkness. The true history of the Bible reveals it's divine preservation and spiritual authority. It is a great help to believers in understanding why they can trust the King James Bible they hold in their hand, and to be prepared to defend it.

15. 

    18 Mar 2026

    The Fall of Constantinople - The Textus Receptus

    We are studying the history of the Scriptures, tracing the history of the Bible to show that the King James Bible is the preserved Word of God, contrasting it with modern translations that come from a different line of manuscripts. We look at how early Greek manuscripts from Antioch (the Textus Receptus) were brought to western Europe after the fall of Constantinople and helped spark the Reformation, especially through figures like Erasmus and William Tyndale, and others, who translated and spread the Scriptures despite severe persecution. The message emphasizes the cost and sacrifice behind preserving and translating the Bible, highlights doctrinal differences between the Roman Church and Bible-believers (such as "repentance" versus "penance") and emphasizes that the issue is about final authority—whether people will submit to a preserved, unchanging Word of God or treat Scripture as something flexible and subject to personal choice.

16. 

    11 Mar 2026

    The Dark Ages: The History of the Scriptures

    The "Dark Ages" was 1000 years of widespread spiritual darkness that resulted from the suppression of the Scriptures by the Roman Catholic Church, which restricted ordinary people from reading the Bible and enforced its authority through brutal persecution. This message traces how groups such as the Albigensians and Waldensians, along with reformers like John Wycliffe, Jan Hus, and Martin Luther, and many others challenged church authority by teaching that the Bible—not church leaders—was the final authority. These faithful men and their followers were persecuted or killed, mostly by being burned at the stake, yet their efforts to translate and spread the Scriptures in the English language eventually helped spark the Protestant Reformation, aided by the printing press of Johannes Gutenberg. Bible-believers who know the truth of history are overwhelmed with gratitude and thankfulness for the sacrifices made by earlier generations who suffered and died so that later Christians could freely possess and read the Word of God.

17. 

    4 Mar 2026

    The History of the Bible

    God's Word is eternal, true, and unchanging, and the Bible is God's complete revelation to humanity. Throughout history the Bible has faced strong opposition, with many believers suffering persecution or death for translating and publishing it. The New Testament began with the apostles preaching Jesus using the Old Testament, and how the Gospels and epistles were later written to record that message. The lesson is meant to give a basic history of the Scriptures and emphasize the importance and authority of the Bible.

18. 

    25 Feb 2026

    The Eternal Word of God

    A righteous and holy God would not leave mankind without a clear and preserved revelation of Himself. From creation to the present, God's Word has existed, and Scripture promises that His pure words would be preserved forever (Psalm 12; 1 Peter 1). Therefore, believers can be confident that the true Word of God still exists today. The King James Bible is that preserved Word for the English-speaking people—tried, proven, historically rooted, and used by God to shape nations and fuel revival. This multitude of modern versions creates confusion, undermines authority, and weakens certainty about salvation and truth. The real issue is authority: without a sure Word from God, faith has no firm foundation. Believers must study the history of the Bible for themselves, settle the matter in their hearts, and stand in awe of God's Word—believing it, defending it, and obeying it as the final authority for life and eternity.

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