Cambria Pulpit

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Cambria Pulpit episodes

  • The Regulative Principle - Worship & the Church

    What are we supposed to do in church? Worship is sacred, and God is holy, so what we do in church must be right. Worshipping God properly means following His regulations. Listen to the second message in our Foundations series on worship.

    47 min
  • Everyone Worships - Worship & the Church

    Why is worship so important? The truth is, everyone worships something or someone. So we must strive to worship the One True God in the right way. Listen to Pastor Dave's first message in our Foundations series on worship.

    43 min
  • The Light of God (Isaiah 58:6-11)

    This week, we had a special guest speaker, Carl Gormley, our missionary to the Philippines. We're excited for what God is doing through the Gormley family. Carl's sermon was from Isaiah 58, "The Light of God."

    41 min
  • Unauthorized Worship (Leviticus 10)

    Why do we do what we do in church? Worship is a sacred activity. Therefore, worship must be regulated by God. So what happens when we offer unauthorized worship? We find the answer in Leviticus 10. 

    47 min
  • Unintentional Sin (Leviticus 4)

    Ignorance is no excuse for the law. Just because you did something accidentally doesn't mean you're not guilty. So how should we address unintentional sin? Leviticus 4 teaches us that God takes all forms of sin very seriously, and we should too. 

    39 min
  • Approaching God Properly (Leviticus 1)

    "How can God accept a guilty sinner like me?" When you're trying to do the right thing but keep failing, it's hard to feel God's presence. You're trying to approach God, but He seems cut off. The book of Leviticus teaches us how to approach God properly.

    36 min

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Listen to the latest sermons from the pulpit of Cambria Baptist Church. Cambria Baptist is an independent Baptist Church in Hillsdale, Michigan which exist to make disciples of Jesus Christ and to…