Conduit Ministries

Before pressing deeper into Romans, Pastor Cameron pauses to retrace the ground Paul has covered through the first six chapters. He shows how both the openly godless and the outwardly religious stand equally in need of grace, since no one can be made right with God by their own efforts. The heart of it all is the gospel of Romans: righteousness comes as a free gift, received through faith in Jesus Christ.
Romans 1-6 | additional: Romans 3:22-23, Romans 4:24-25, Romans 5:8

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Pastor Cameron opens our 2024 vision by returning to the center of who we are as a community: a people who are all about Jesus. Drawing from Peter's confession in Matthew 16, he presses the question Jesus asked his disciples to each of us, "Who do you say that I am?" This is an invitation to know the real Jesus and to let him transform our affections, our minds, and our love for others as we abide in him.
Matthew 16:13-16 | additional: John 15:1-17, Romans 12:2

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"O Holy Night" sings of a weary world rejoicing when the Savior appeared and the soul felt its worth. Drawing from Simeon's encounter with the Christ child in Luke 2, Pastor Luke shows how Jesus becomes either the cornerstone of our lives or the rock we trip over, how His kingdom comes for those on the outside, and how His people are marked above all by love. A warm reminder that the King of kings stooped low to become our friend.
Luke 2:22-35 | additional: Luke 4:14-30, Luke 10:25-28

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The carol "What Child Is This?" asks the question every heart must answer: who is this baby laid to rest on Mary's lap? Preaching from Matthew 1 and Philippians 2, Pastor Luke traces the long-awaited birth foretold since the fall and marvels at the scandal of God entering the world in such lowly estate. This is an invitation to see Jesus at the center of all history and to respond with wholehearted praise.
Matthew 1:18-25 | additional: Isaiah 7:14, Philippians 2:5-11

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When Henry Wadsworth Longfellow penned "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day," he wrote from the depths of personal grief, giving voice to the ache between the world's brokenness and the promise of peace. In this Advent message, Pastor Cameron turns to the angels' announcement in Luke 2 to show that God is not dead nor sleeping, and that His glory still breaks into our darkness to bring lasting peace and good will. It is an honest, hope-filled look at the God who refuses to let the wrong have the final word.
Luke 2:8-14 | additional: Lamentations 3:17-33, Romans 5:9-17

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Rooted in the ancient O Antiphons and the prophecy of Isaiah, "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" is less a song of finished joy than a prayer, a longing cry that God would draw near to His people. Pastor Cameron opens this Advent hymn to explore the great promise it proclaims: Emmanuel, God with us. For all who feel the tension of the already-and-not-yet, this message offers the steady hope that the God who came will surely come again.
Isaiah 7:14 | additional: Matthew 1:23, 1 Peter 1:3-9

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Pastor Luke opens Romans 5 to show what life looks like once we have been justified by faith: we have peace with God and access into His grace. At the heart of the chapter is a wonderful exchange, that while we were still sinners Christ died for us, taking our sin upon Himself and clothing us in His righteousness. Comparing Adam and Christ, Pastor Luke reminds us that the gift is far greater than the trespass, and that our hope holds firm not only for the future but in the very middle of life's hardships.
Romans 5 | additional: Romans 5:1-5, Romans 5:6-11, Romans 5:12-19

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In this special gathering, the Conduit Ministries family pauses from our walk through Romans to hear living proof of the gospel at work. Brad shares his testimony and Brice shares the story of his faith, reminding us that the grace and salvation Paul writes about in Romans is not just doctrine on a page but a power that changes real lives. It's a warm and personal time of celebrating what God has done and continues to do among His people.
Romans 5

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Pastor Luke walks through the end of Romans 2, where Paul asks what truly marks out the people of God. Tracing the story from Abraham's call to the sign of circumcision, he shows that God has always desired relationship more than outward signs, and that real belonging is a matter of the heart rather than appearances. It's an encouraging reminder that we cannot lean on religious symbols alone, but are invited to a life genuinely set apart to know and follow Jesus.
Romans 2:25-29 | additional: Genesis 17:1-12, Colossians 2:6-14, Jeremiah 9:23-24

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Pastor Luke takes up Paul's pointed words in Romans 2, where the same finger we point at others ends up pointing back at us. He confronts the hypocrisy of a judging heart, the impartial fairness of God who shows no favoritism, and the difference between a cheap grace that costs us nothing and the costly grace that calls us to truly follow Jesus. It's a searching but gracious message about whether our lives are telling the same story our words claim to believe.
Romans 2:1-24 | additional: Romans 1:28-32, Romans 3:20-24, Luke 9:23-24

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