Conduit Ministries

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Pastor Cameron preaches on Mission, and the power our testimony to understand how God redeems our story in the lives of others.

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Pastor Cameron invites us adopt a lifestyle that reflects our ongoing commitment to come alongside in God's mission.

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Guest speaker Pastor Clif offers a surprising and hopeful look at loneliness, reframing it not as an affliction to escape but as a God-given longing that draws us toward him. Drawing from Psalm 42, where the psalmist's soul pants for God like a deer for streams of water, he shows how our deepest ache was woven into us by design and points us home. It is a tender, honest message for anyone who has ever felt alone.
Psalm 42:1-3 | additional: Genesis 2:15-22, Matthew 26:36-46

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Pastor Cameron returns to the life of King Josiah to ask what made him so unlike any king before or after him. From 2 Kings 23:25, he draws out three marks of a life set apart for God: becoming attuned to His voice through Sabbath and consecrated time, responding without hesitation to His Word, and growing fluent in repentance. It is a warm call to pursue a distinctive, undivided devotion to the Lord.
2 Kings 23:25 | additional: 2 Kings 22:19, Mark 2:27, 2 Timothy 3:16, Psalm 119

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Pastor Cameron opens our series in the life of King Josiah, the boy-king who inherited a nation steeped in idolatry yet turned to the Lord with all his heart, soul, and strength. Walking through 2 Kings 22-23, he traces Josiah's pattern of renewal: rebuilding worship, recovering the Word of God, tearing down the high places, and turning to God in wholehearted repentance. It is an invitation to let a tender, responsive heart reshape everything.
2 Kings 22-23 | additional: 2 Kings 22:2, Isaiah 66:2

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Forgiveness is not a feeling we wait to arrive; it is a decision we make today. In this final message of the Forgiveness series, Pastor Cameron turns to Ephesians 4, where Paul names the bitterness, rage, and malice that grow from unforgiveness and calls us instead to the kindness and compassion of those who have been forgiven in Christ. Forgiving actions come first, and forgiving feelings follow, as we release others from their debt the same way God released us at the cross.
Ephesians 4:31-32 | additional: Colossians 2:13-14, Mark 11:25

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