Conduit Ministries

When the Israelites found themselves trapped between Pharaoh's army and the Red Sea, fear quickly turned to panic and blame. Pastor Cameron walks through one of Scripture's most iconic moments, showing how God makes a way where there seems to be none and how stillness and faith go hand in hand. The ultimate goal of our deliverance is the display of God's glory. Exodus 14:1-31 Watch on YouTube

Pastor Cameron picks up the story in Exodus as Pharaoh finally relents and God leads His people out of slavery, keeping the promise He made generations before. But deliverance is only the beginning, and the real question isn't just what we walk through but who we become along the way. This message invites us to let God shape our character in the hard seasons and to trust Him with the parts of our...

Pastor Cameron brings us to the dramatic turning point in Exodus, where the final plague falls and God institutes the Passover. As the blood on the doorposts shields His people from death, we see a picture that runs through all of Scripture and finds its fullness in Jesus. This message is about the God who shows up Himself for our rescue, and the remembrance that keeps us seeing ourselves through...

Pastor Luke walks through the plagues in Exodus, where God answers Pharaoh's defiant question, "Who is the Lord?" by toppling every false god of Egypt one by one. What looks like a display of raw power turns out to be God dismantling the idols that people trust in place of Him. This message invites us to name the things that quietly take God's place in our own hearts and to surrender them to the O...

Pastor Cameron continues in Exodus as Pharaoh digs in against God, and we watch a heart grow hard. Along the way we meet Moses and Aaron, two unlikely men with no special pedigree, reminding us that God's calling is always a gift of grace rather than something we earn. This message is a warning and an invitation: when we resist God's place in our lives our hearts grow cold, but when we yield to Hi...

Pastor Luke preaches from Exodus 5, where Moses confronts Pharaoh and things get harder before they get better. Caught between the king who wants to keep them enslaved and the God who has promised to set them free, the people grow weary in the waiting. This message speaks honestly to the in-between seasons of life, when deliverance feels delayed, and invites us to keep our eyes fixed on God throug...

Pastor Luke preaches from Exodus 4, where God calls Moses at the burning bush and Moses responds with one excuse after another. Wrestling with his own weakness, fear, and insecurity, Moses shows us how easily we resist the very thing God is calling us to. This message is about hearing God's call to a new identity and finding courage to obey, trusting that His presence matters more than any obstacl...

Pastor Cameron continues in Exodus as the enslaved Israelites groan under their suffering and cry out to God, who hears them and remembers His covenant. Through the burning bush, God reveals His name and His promise to be present with His people, then calls Moses to step forward in faith. It's a message about the power of honest prayer and the God who shows up in our deepest need. Exodus 2:1-3:22...

Pastor Cameron opens a new series in Exodus, where the people of Israel find themselves suffering and oppressed in a land far from home. Even when their circumstances feel hopeless, the story reveals a God who never forgets His word and faithfully keeps His promises across generations. It's an invitation to find hope by fixing our eyes on the long, steady faithfulness of God. Exodus 1:1-22 | addit...

Baptism is more than a ceremony; it is a vivid picture of the heart of the gospel. As Christ went into the grave and rose again, those who follow him go into the water and come up to walk in new life. This message explores what baptism means, why Jesus commanded it, and how it marks the death of our old self and the start of a life made alive in him. Romans 6:1-11 | additional: Matthew 28:18-20, A...

Easter is the hinge point of the Christian faith. Walking through Mary's encounter with the risen Jesus in the garden, this message moves from weeping to wonder and shows why the resurrection changes everything. Because Jesus is alive, we can face darkness, endure trials, and live with a hope that is as real and unshakable as the empty tomb. John 20:1-21 | additional: 1 Corinthians 15, Romans 5:1-...

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, the whole city was stirred and asked, "Who is this?" The crowds waved their palm branches expecting a conquering king who would set them free from Rome, but Jesus came to bring a deeper kind of freedom. This message invites us to meet Jesus as he truly is, not as we wish him to be. Matthew 21:1-11 | additional: Psalm 118, John 3:16-17, John 10:10 Watc...

When Jesus calls himself Lord of the Sabbath, he isn't throwing out the day of rest, he's restoring it as the gift it was always meant to be. This message walks through the way Jesus reframes Sabbath around mercy instead of rules, and offers four simple rhythms to practice it today: stop, rest, delight, and worship. It's an invitation to finally open a present from God we've left sitting unwrapped...

Following Jesus asks something real of us, and Sabbath is one place where that calling gets practical. This message confronts the idol of endless work and busyness, and the way it crowds God out of our lives. It's a warm but honest call to deny ourselves, lay down our hurry, and make room for the presence of God we've been longing for. Matthew 16:24-26 | additional: 2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1, Luke 10...

Where does Sabbath actually come from? This message traces rest all the way back to the seventh day of creation, when God himself paused and called that day holy. From the garden to the Ten Commandments to Israel's freedom from slavery in Egypt, we discover that Sabbath is God's gift of safety and stability in a world that rarely feels safe or still. Genesis 2:2-3 | additional: Exodus 20:8-11, Deu...

When someone asks how you're doing, is the honest answer just "busy"? In a culture that prizes constant motion, this message looks at the moment Jesus visits Mary and Martha and gently names the one thing worth our attention. It's an invitation to slow down, sit at his feet, and discover the rest he offers to the weary. Luke 10:38-41 | additional: Matthew 11:28-30 Watch on YouTube

Prayer flows most freely when we know we are deeply loved children of God, not strangers begging at the door. Pastor Cameron closes the prayer series by inviting us to pray with persistence and boldness—trusting that our Father hears us and longs to move in our lives, our church, and our region. Ephesians 1:5 | additional: Romans 8:15-16, Luke 18:1-8, 2 Chronicles 7:14 Watch on YouTube

Fasting and prayer go hand in hand—laying aside something our body wants so we can give more of our focus to pursuing God. Pastor Cameron explores why Jesus expected His followers to fast, what it looks like in everyday life, and how setting food aside can sharpen our hunger for God Himself. Matthew 6:16-18 | additional: Matthew 9:14-15, Matthew 4:4 Watch on YouTube

Intercession is prayer born out of love—standing in the gap between someone's need and our heavenly Father. Pastor Cameron shows how, when we pray for others, we join the ongoing work of Jesus Himself, who always lives to intercede for us, and discover that our prayers truly matter to God. Hebrews 7:25 | additional: Romans 8:34, Exodus 32:9-14, Luke 22:31-32 Watch on YouTube

Jesus often slipped away to quiet, solitary places to be alone with the Father—and there's a special strength that comes from that hidden time with God. Pastor Cameron looks at how private prayer shapes who we really are, settles our identity, and steadies us for whatever life brings. Matthew 6:5-8 | additional: Mark 1:35-38, Luke 5:15-16, Luke 9:28 Watch on YouTube

When the disciples asked Jesus to teach them to pray, they weren't looking for techniques—they wanted the closeness with the Father that they saw in Him. Pastor Cameron opens this prayer series by showing that prayer is less about information and more about an invitation to know and be known by the God who made you. Luke 11:1 | additional: Matthew 6:9-13, Philippians 4:5-7, Psalm 37:4 Watch on You...

Pastor Luke asks what it really takes to come near to God, drawing on Psalm 24's picture of the one with clean hands and a pure heart. He shows how our actions and our hearts are meant to agree in their longing for God, and lifts our eyes to Jesus—the King of Glory—who makes that nearness possible in our ordinary, everyday lives. Psalm 24:1-10 | additional: Mark 7:1-7, John 1:1-18 Watch on YouTube

Pastor Cameron turns to the way we speak as part of pursuing holiness and God's presence. Drawing on Psalm 24 and Psalm 15 alongside James 3, he shows how our words flow from our hearts—and how truthful, healing speech and kept promises mark a life set apart for God. Psalm 24:3-6 | additional: Psalm 15:1-5, James 3:1-12 Watch on YouTube

Pastor Cameron helps us recognize the modern idols that quietly compete for our devotion—the things we turn to for comfort, control, and identity instead of God. Rooted in Psalm 24 and the story of the golden calf, he calls us toward consecration and the freedom that comes when God alone holds our trust. Psalm 24:3-6 | additional: Exodus 32:1-4, Exodus 32:19-20 Watch on YouTube

Pastor Cameron opens a new year by inviting us to pursue God Himself rather than the things around Him. Drawing on Psalm 24, he asks what it looks like to be the generation that seeks God's face—to want His presence more than His gifts, and to make real room for Him through prayer and Sabbath. Psalm 24:3-6 | additional: Exodus 33:14-17, Philippians 3:8 Watch on YouTube