The 8 Minute Devotion

Join Pastor Cameron as he continues recounting the stories of restoration that are found in the Bible. Each story gives us a unique insight into God's heart for those who are lost! 

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. 

The Apostle Paul reminded Philemon that God had a purpose in everything that he had lost. Join Pastor Cameron as he reminds us of God's divine purpose even in our most challenging situations! 

Join Pastor Cameron as we consider the willful giving of the Apostle Paul, who was willing to release Onesimus back to Philemon. The Lord is looking for those who give out of their free will and not through compulsion! 

The name Onesimus meant "useful", and after meeting Paul and being saved he was once again living up to his name! Join Pastor Cameron as we look at Paul's play on words, which points to the transforming power of the Gospel!

Paul met Onesimus in a Roman prison, and led him to salvation! Join Pastor Cameron as he encourages us with Paul's indomitable spirit, as Paul bore fruit wherever he was! 

Join Pastor Cameron as he looks at Paul's attitude in his request for Onesimus. Paul uses a wise and gentle tone when speaking to Philemon, which is a key example for all of us today. 

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. 

Paul began his letter to Philemon by calling himself "a prisoner of Christ." Join Pastor Cameron as we look at the victorious attitude that the Apostle Paul maintained through all his trials! 

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!

We overcome anger with kindness - we overcome hatred with love - and we overcome evil with good! Join Pastor Cameron as we finish our series on 1 Peter 3:15 on today's episode. 

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. 

Join Pastor Cameron as we look at David, and how it was God's gentleness that ultimately made him great. We become great not through our anger but through the meekness that God gives us. 

When the Apostle Paul preached in Greece, he met the people where they were, even quoting their own poets. Join Pastor Cameron as he considers how this is an example of the way we should approach our own culture with the truth of the Gospel.

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 Christian hope is not based on fuzzy good feelings or moral platitudes, but the solid fact of what Jesus did for us! Join Pastor Cameron as he reminds us of the hope that lives within us! 

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! 

Join Pastor Cameron as we continue looking at 1 Peter 3:15. We should always be prepared to make a defense of our faith, as we can see from the example of the Apostle Paul in Greece. 

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!