This podcast is based on a sermon that had technical difficulties and has been re-recorded. Fr. Cameron takes us through Matthew 28:16-20 to spur us on to be faithful disciple-makers.

In this sermon, Fr. Cameron discusses depression and mental illness, and how the Gospel of Jesus Christ works to heal and make us emotionally and mentally whole.

Nick Audas, our pastoral resident, invites us to see the glory of what every believer is baptized into through the lens of Mark 1:9-13.

Mark 9:2-9

Pastor Cameron walks through the Transfiguration account and calls us to give our sustained attention to the person of Jesus.

In Mark 1, Jesus comes up against an "unclean spirit" and exerts his authority to cast it out. Where did this spirit come from? What are the origins of demons? Can they attack Christians and how can we experience freedom from the spiritual darkness they bring? Pastor Cameron points us to the cross of Jesus as the source of all our spiritual freedom.

Mark 1:14-20

Jesus' favorite subject to teach on was this mysterious reality called the Kingdom of God/Heaven. What is this kingdom? What does it mean for us?

Fr. Cameron dives into 1 Corinthians 6:9-20 and challenges us to take seriously the call to consecrate our physical bodies to communion with Jesus.

*NOTE: This episode does contain references to pornography, homosexuality, adultery, and other sexual morality issues.*

In this exploration of Ephesians 2:1-10, Nick Audas challenges us to consider which story we are believing and living: the story of a grace-empowered life OR the self-improvement narrative? We hope you experience God's grace and empowerment through this word!

Do you desire to grow a stronger prayer life in 2024? Do you want to see God use you in mighty ways? We hope this sermon from Pastor Cameron challenges and encourages you to seek the Lord in the secret place!

Our seminarian Ed Perkins shares from 2 Peter 3, helping us understand the judgment and renewal of all things, the call to a holy life, and the gentle and patient heart of Jesus.