The 8 Minute Devotion

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! 

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. 

What does it mean to honor Christ as holy? How can we hold the Lord as holy in our hearts? Join Pastor Cameron as we consider these questions today! 

Join Pastor Cameron as we begin looking at Peter's encouragement for believers to "always be prepared" to share the reason for their hope. We should be able to tell the world the reason we live the way that we do! 

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! 

Followers of Christ are called to consider others better than themselves. Join Pastor Cameron as he encourages us to put the needs and desires of our brothers and sisters above our own. 

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. 

Join Pastor Cameron as we begin to look at the third and final instruction from Micah 6:8 - walking humbly with God. This habit all starts with walking with God, spending time with Him in prayer and His Word. 

In the end, mercy triumphs over judgment! Join Pastor Cameron as he continues to encourage us to love and rejoice in the mercy of God! 

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. 

Jesus told His followers to give to those who asked of them, to give freely and generously. Join Pastor Cameron as we look at this important aspect of doing justly! 

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! 

Join Pastor Cameron as we begin looking at the first of the three qualities from Micah 6:8 - "Do justly." Just as Jesus went about "doing good", His followers should actively look for ways to work justice in our world! 

Join Pastor Cameron as he shares that God's desire and requirement for His people was always relationship with Him and right relationship with others. Relationship over ritual, relationship over religion, and relationship over human rigor is the key! 

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. 

In Micah 6, the people of Israel offered more religious sacrifices, while the Lord was looking for a real relationship with Him and right relationships amongst themselves. Join Pastor Cameron as he reminds us of the Lord's desire for relationship over religion! 

On today's podcast, we look at the background of Micah 6:8. The Lord responds to His people's accusation by making it clear that He is looking at their hearts! 

Join Pastor Cameron as we begin looking at Micah 6:8, where the Lord reveals His desires for His people. He's looking for those who do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him!