Podcasts about pastor cameron

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "The Source of Our Strength".Support the show

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron looks at the words of Paul - our hope and joy and crown in heaven is the people we have led to salvation. It is a privilege to join God's mission and take part in His reward! 

One of the keys to effectiveness in missions is to launch out in faith! If we wait until there are no obstacles and challenges to go to the mission field there will always be an excuse, as Pastor Cameron shares today. 

Any time we do cross-cultural missions there are challenges, as Pastor Cameron reminds us from some of his own stories today. But God always gives grace as we walk in obedience! 

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "The Revealing of the Mystery".Support the show

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron shares that reaching the nations has been God's intention from the very beginning of His redeeming work with man. When we participate in missions, we are joining in God's core plan and purpose!

When God has blessed us, we should let others know what He has done! On today's episode, Pastor Cameron encourages us to share the good things that have happened in our lives. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron encourages us to go into all the world with the blessings God has given us. At it's very core, Christianity is a faith on a mission! 

Pastor Cameron continues his message from last week titled "Thriving in Babylon".Support the show

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron instructs us that God's good blessings can become bad in our lives if we use them for our own lusts and pride. We should make sure to use the good gifts God has given us to bless our world! 

God blesses us so that we may be a blessing to others, and to the nations! On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron encourages us to consider the real reason we are blessed. 

On today's episode Pastor Cameron continues our look at the "HEART" of missions by reminding us that missions is for all of us - it is not just for the special but is for all followers of Christ! We pray you will be blessed by this second episode of season 4!

The 8 Minute Devotion is back with a brand-new season! We pray you have had a blessed three months as we have been on summer break.  Pastor Cameron starts season 4 with a series on missions - what is God's heart for our world? 

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Thriving in Babylon".Support the show

Have you ever wondered where Christian faith comes from? Which denomination is the true faith? Pastor Cameron unpacks this and more in this week's message.cameron@jonesvillebaptist.com

Scripture Reference: Genesis 1:2

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Foundation of Faith".Support the show

Have you ever noticed how the same tongue that praises God can also tear down people made in His image? In this week's message from James 3:9–12, Pastor Cameron challenges us to confront the hypocrisy of blessing and cursing with the same mouth. What we say reveals the true condition of our hearts—and habits of listening, empathy, and love can shape us to reflect Christ more faithfully. Join us as we consider what our words reveal about our allegiance and how a heart devoted to Jesus transforms the way we speak.

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Peace in Christ".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Saved By Grace".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Children Under Wrath".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "The Authority of Jesus".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers today's message titled "Prayer for Spiritual Insight".Support the show

Pastor Cameron delivers this week's message titled "God's Rich Blessings".Support the show

This week Pastor Cameron continues our series, "Exodus". We look at how God provided for the Israelites in the wilderness, and the presentation of the Ten Commandments.Support the show

Scripture Reference: Romans 15:20-16:16

In Fan the Flame, Youth Minister Cameron Cooper shares a powerful message following HBC Youth's summer camp experience. After hearing heartfelt testimonies from students, Pastor Cameron challenges both youth and adults to keep the fire of God burning long after the camp ends. Using 2 Timothy 1:6 and the analogy of building and sustaining a fire, he teaches that spiritual fire requires oxygen, fuel and the right environment. The message calls believers to stir up the gifts within, avoid spiritual stagnation, and surround themselves with people who will carry them closer to Jesus—not pull them away. With vivid illustrations and heartfelt honesty, this message reminds us that a spark isn't enough—it must be sustained to become a lasting flame.

In this message, Pastor Cameron explores the deep significance of communion, showing how the Lord's Table speaks to our lives on three levels—individual, communal, and global. Through Scripture and reflection, we're reminded of the forgiveness, peace, and love we receive in Christ, and how we're called to live those out in community. Communion also points us forward in faith and hope to a coming kingdom where God's love will fill all things. Join us as we remember, reflect, and anticipate the fullness of God's promise through this sacred practice.

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron brings season 3 of the podcast to a close by looking at the words written in July of 2020 by his firstborn son Caleb, just three months before he unexpectedly passed away, "We will be in heaven, and be happy with God." This is the third part of Pastor Cameron's graduation series in honor of Caleb, who would have graduated from high school this year.    We trust you have been blessed and encouraged by The 8 Minute Devotion this season. We recently crossed 100,000 lifetime downloads, and look forward to many more! The podcast will be on a 12-week summer break, and we are planning on being back with new episodes on Monday September 8th. Please let us know if you have any questions or comments in the meantime! 

Pastor Cameron starts a special 3-part series on today's podcast, in memory of his firstborn son Caleb who would have graduated high school this year. On today's episode, we are reminded to live our lives with eternity in mind, because only what is done for Christ will last!

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron brings our "Jesus in Judges" series to an end by looking at Jesus as the One who destroyed death through dying. His death was the very vehicle by which He destroyed the work of the enemy and the power of death and sin!

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that Jesus is the Lion of the tribe of Judah. He is the Strong One who is always sweet to His people. 

The last judge we will cover in our "Jesus in Judges" series is Samson, as Pastor Cameron begins today. Samson was a tragically flawed figure, who nevertheless gives us several glimpses into the life and ministry of Christ. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron looks at how Jesus did not go to the highest levels of society when choosing His disciples. Rather, He chose the lowly and the forgotten, and He is still looking for men and women like this today!

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron considers the weapons of Gideon's army - a clay jar, a torch, and a trumpet! We must always remember that our weapons are not carnal but spiritual, as Jesus will empower us with spiritual weapons for the spiritual battle we are in. 

When it was time for Gideon to lead his army into battle against the Midianites, the Lord pared his forces down from 32,000 men to just 300! The Lord can save by many or by few and wants our trust to be in Him and Him alone, as Pastor Cameron shares today. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that Jesus is the wonderful deed worker of the fathers. The same God who did miracles before is the same God we serve today!

Gideon was a man from the weakest family in the weakest tribe of the weakest nation, yet God called Him a mighty man of valor! On today's episode, Pastor Cameron shows us how this points towards Jesus, the Savior who was born in Bethlehem and raised in Nazareth. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron begins our look at Gideon, the man the Lord plucked from weakness and obscurity to lead His people to deliverance. As the life of Gideon shows us, the Lord can save by many or by few! 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron looks at Jesus as the Captain who offered Himself willingly to His people. Just as Deborah and Barak were volunteers in the army of Israel, so Jesus told the Father, "Here am I, send me." 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that Jesus is not only a prophet, but the Prophet who speaks for God. He is an all-powerful miracle-working Prophet who reveals the Father to His people! 

Pastor Cameron brings our "How to Be a Weakling" series to a close on today's episode. The Lord wants to perfect His power in our weakness, through the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead!

As we acknowledge our own weakness, we can experience the power of Jesus' resurrection. On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that the pathway to Christ's resurrection was His own death - it was in weakness that the ultimate glory was revealed. 

The third key in being a "weakling" is to learn to rest in the power of Christ. As believers we can cease from our work and trust in the Lord's, as Pastor Cameron encourages us today!

The Lord can save by many or by few, as Pastor Cameron reminds us today. We need to rely on His grace and not our numbers or wisdom in order to build his Kingdom! 

On today's podcast Pastor Cameron talks about our second key in being a "weakling" - learn to rely on God's grace. We should all realize that everything we ultimately accomplish is only by the grace of God!

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that our trials are temporary, but the glory they are working is eternal. We can rejoice in our weaknesses because we know these pains are but for a moment but God's power never ends. 

The first step in being a weakling is to rejoice in trials, as Pastor Cameron shares today.. Christians are the happiest people on earth, not because our lives are perfect, but because we know the Lord is with us through every difficulty!