Podcasts about pastor cameron

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron considers how Jesus eternally satisfies all of His people's needs. When we come to Him we will never hunger or thirst again! 

How do we hold strong convictions without allowing them to divide us? Through Romans 14:1–12, Pastor Cameron shows how to navigate differences within the family of God without treating one another with contempt.

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Fulfilling All Righteousness".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "The Table, The Tower, & The Promise".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "The God of Covenant".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "The Messiah's Herald".Support the show

In a world that feels increasingly busy, demanding, and distracting, where can we find true rest? Pastor Cameron explores Jesus' invitation in Matthew 11:28–30 to “come,” learn from Him, and take His yoke upon us. True rest isn't the absence of hardship—it's the peace found in trusting Jesus through the storms. Discover how following Jesus reshapes our relationship with money, performance, and technology, and how turning our attention toward God, others, and what truly matters can quiet the unrest within our souls.

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "A Permanent Reminder".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Covering Sin and Shame".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "God Remembers".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Faithfulness in Marriage Parenting & the Church".Support the show

What does it look like to be our brother's keeper? Pastor Cameron continues our summer series through Proverbs, exploring God's heart for justice, mercy, and caring for the vulnerable. Together, we'll be challenged to move beyond indifference and reflect the love of Christ in practical, everyday ways.

What does it really mean to become like a child? In this week's message, Pastor Cameron explores Jesus' powerful words in Matthew 19, where He welcomes children and declares that the kingdom of heaven belongs to "such as these." Discover why Jesus values humility over status, dependence over self-sufficiency, and acceptance over ambition. Pastor Cameron challenges parents, grandparents, and every believer to examine how we view children, whether they truly feel welcomed in our lives and churches, and how our own pursuit of status can hinder authentic discipleship. Through practical encouragement and biblical insight, this message reminds us that children are shaped most by the example of faithful adults—and that the path to discipling them begins with becoming childlike ourselves, trusting God completely and finding our identity in Christ rather than the world.

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "The Lord's Supper".Support the show

Scripture Reference: Acts 18

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Be Unstained".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Righteousness vs. Corruption"Support the show

On today's episode Pastor Cameron brings "The Prisoner, the Fugitive, and the Nice Guy" to a close by looking at the glorious endings of Paul, Onesimus, and Philemon. These three men had radically different beginnings, but all ended up with the same astounding reward!  The 8 Minute Devotion will be on a summer break and will return with brand-new episodes on September 14th! 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron looks at the Apostle Paul's willingness to pay for Onesimus' debt. This is a picture of the Gospel - Jesus paid the debt we could not pay in order to ransom us from our sins! 

Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 9:24–10:13

We all need wisdom. Not just information or answers, but the kind of wisdom that helps us follow God faithfully in everyday life. In this first message of our Wisdom for Everyday Life series, Pastor Cameron traces the search for wisdom back to the Garden of Eden and reveals that true wisdom isn't something we take for ourselves—it's something God generously gives. Ultimately, wisdom leads us to Jesus, who invites us to come with open hands and simply ask.

Pastor Cameron looks at an amazing request by the Apostle Paul on today's episode - Paul asked Philemon to treat Onesimus the same way he would treat Paul! This reminds us that we are to treat all of our brothers and sisters in the Lord, regardless of their past, with the greatest kindness and hospitality. 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron begins looking at ten stories of restoration that are found in the Scriptures. These passages show us how much the Lord loves to restore! 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron begins looking at the main theme of the book of Philemon - God is a God of restoration! He loves to bring back those that are lost, and rejoices in grace and mercy. 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron looks at the fact that the sharing of our faith should be effective. We can expect to bear fruit when we plant the seed of the Gospel! 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron preaches about the love and faith that should grow in the heart and life of every follower of Christ. Christians can be known for loving God and serving others!

The Apostle Paul thanked God for Philemon, and prayed for him regularly. Pastor Cameron encourages each of us to pray for the people in our lives as well. 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron looks at the common greeting of the Apostle Paul - grace and peace. This simple greeting carries Kingdom power that is an encouragement for every believer. 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron starts a new series on the book of Philemon. We begin by looking at our 3 characters - the prisoner, the slave, and the nice guy!

Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 7:25–40

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "A Helper Corresponding to Him".Support the show

Believers are always called to speak the truth, and we are encouraged to do this with love and respect! On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron looks at this vital instruction, and how it affects our witness to the world. 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron begins looking at our need to communicate our hope with gentleness and respect. We treat everyone we speak to as people who are made in the image of God!

We have a certain hope - our future is infinitely greater than our present, as Pastor Cameron reminds us. As believers we live in the already and not yet, looking ahead to the full manifestation of all of God's promises! 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron reminds us that Jesus serves as the anchor of our soul. When life batters us and attempts to shake our faith, Christ is an anchor and will not let us be shaken! 

The next part of 1 Peter 3:15 talks about giving a defense for "the hope" that is in us. On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron reminds us that the Christian faith is fundamentally full of hope! 

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Hannah's Godly Pursuit".Support the show

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron begins looking at the next aspect of 1 Peter 3:15 - the defense of our faith. Christians should always be ready to provide an answer for the reasons we believe what we believe! 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that when Christ is our Lord we can live with no fear! When He is for us, no one can be against us. 

As believers, we should have a deep internal revelation of Christ's holiness. Don't let the problems of the world around you distract you from honoring the Lord, as Pastor Cameron reminds us today. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron brings our Micah 6:8 series to a close by looking at the truth God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble. We can only do justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God when we are in right relationship with Him! 

Pastor Cameron begins looking at three layers of humility on today's episode. Vertical humility causes us to realize everything we are is only because of God's grace. 

Humility isn't so much about thinking less of yourself, but more about thinking of yourself less, as Pastor Cameron shares today. True humility seeks to deflect attention away from self and towards the Lord. 

Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 6:1–8

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "The Creation Ideal".Support the show

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron begins looking at the second instruction from Micah 6:8 - love mercy! As we realize the majesty of the mercy of God, our hearts should be moved to show that same mercy to others. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that we help Christ when we help those who are in the greatest need. When we serve those that the world considers the least, we are serving Him! 

The Lord's requirements for His people were not mainly ethical, but relational! On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron shares about our need to obey God and love others as we love ourselves. 

Scripture Reference: 1 Corinthians 1–4