Trey VanCamp Teachings Podcast

The seasons of life are always up and down. All we can do is manage what we've been given and give glory to God every step of the way. Ecclesiastes 3

In a secular world without God, mankind rushes to find meaning in other places like justice, pleasure, and work. In today’s hustle culture, a career has the allure of solving all our problems. But is work really working? Does it satisfy our eternal ache for significance, contribution, and recognition? With the help of a successful entrepreneur, Ecclesiastes teaches us the limits of our labor. The...

We should do whatever it takes to get happy and stay happy. At least that is what our culture tells us every single day. But is this pursuit of pleasure working? Is it really what we are made to pursue? With the help of an embittered Teacher, Ecclesiastes teaches us the paradox of pleasure: the more we pursue it, the more we will lose it. This isn’t to say God wants us to be miserable. Quite the o...

Time, chance, and death are the enemies of hope. Most of us try to escape these enemies through romance, creativity, or religion. But every endeavor is ultimately futile and meaningless in the hands of mortal men. But what if immortality made a visit? 2,000 years ago, Jesus promised us a life free from the chains of time, chance, and death. He delivered on this promise when He rose again on the th...

Good Friday service on Right Standing with God and Light Living with God.

Matthew 9:18-26 When you come to Jesus, you'll be more burdened than you could ever imagine and more blessed than you could ever believe.

Every human is on a search for the good life. And society assures us the only wrong path to take is the one forced upon us. But how often do we stop to consider if the path we are taking is fulfilling its promises? 2,000 years ago, Jesus of Nazareth made the audacious claim that He is the only way to the good life (Jn. 14:6). According to Jesus, our apprenticeship to Him will lead to a life filled...

“Were we always this lonely and embittered?” – The Atlantic Title: Misery Loves Company Matthew 8:23-27 They didn’t reach out for Jesus’ authority; the disciples just wanted His company. Misery loves company but needs authority. Matthew 8:28-34 “The point of this story, then, is that the Jesus who has authority to teach people, as he was doing in the Sermon on the Mount, also has authority over di...

Notes: Isaiah 53:3-4 Title: Amazing Jesus Lord, I don’t understand You, but I trust You. Matthew 8:1-4 1. Jesus isn’t just good, Jesus is God. 2. Jesus isn’t just a teacher, Jesus is the Temple. Matthew 8:5-13 God’s favor isn’t rooted in behavior. God’s favor is rooted in a Savior. Luke 7:4-5 1. Self-Righteousness 2. Self-Rejection “Faith that amazes Jesus emerges from a person that is amazed by J...

Daniel 9 CSB Your anxiety for the future is often rooted in the shame of your past.

Daniel 7 marks a transition in the book. We are now learning about the future of the world. Daniel 7 CSB

What do I want from life? Or what does life want from me?

You will never escape the prison of pain if your purpose is shaped by covetous gain. Daniel 4 CSB

Today, biblical courage is either minimized or misapplied. Daniel 3 teaches us what true courage looks like in Christ.

I had the honor to guest speak at Cornerstone Prescott. In this message, I wrestle with the practice of silence to become a person of love. Luke 1 CSB

A look at the life & faith of Mary, the mother of Jesus. Luke 1 & 2

Why celebrate Christmas? To rejoice in the first coming of Christ and look forward to His 2nd and 3rd coming. The characters of Christmas remind us God’s delays are not God’s denials. In the midst of heartache, we can hold to the Christmas truth that God is not punishing us but preparing us. Luke 1 CSB

In our journey with Jesus, we learn the beauty of changing the outcomes of the world around us and in us through the power of the Spirit. However, some symphonies remain unfinished. This, too, can bring glory to God and joy to the church. John 21:18-25 Part 7 in the Stages of the Christian Life

We cannot address the stages of the Christian life without also addressing the stages of emotional maturity. 1 Peter 2

What is God's will for my life? Part 4 of the "Stages of the Christian Life" Psalm 32:8-9

Death or life is determined by the look. John 3:1-17

In the first half of the Christian life, we carelessly squander the father's love. In the second half of the Christian life, we callously squander the father's love. Luke 15:11-32

We learn from Paul’s letter to Galatia that we were created to be formed fully into the image of Jesus, but many feel stuck in their spiritual growth. Using a map of spiritual growth, we can begin to envision what God has next for our lives. Galatians 4:8-11, 19

Reality isn’t what most of us expected it to be. As each year goes by, our anxiety and despair drive us to long for the coming of Christ and the end of the world. But are we putting our hope in the right place? Are we being lulled and intoxicated like the rest of the world? 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11