The Apostle Paul realized that Philemon could benefit him through obedience - Paul derived eternal benefit through Philemon's faithfulness! Pastor Cameron encourages us to bring benefit to our spiritual leaders on today's episode. 

We all owed a debt we could not pay, but Jesus paid that debt at the cross so that we can have eternal life! Join Pastor Cameron as he looks at a Gospel parallel in the book of Philemon, where Paul offered to pay Onesimus' debt. 

Pastor Cameron looks at the Apostle Paul's offer to repay what Onesimus had stolen from Philemon. With true repentance, there is always the offer of restitution! If we refuse to make amends for our wrongdoing, it shows we have not really repented. 

Paul asked Philemon to treat Onesimus with the same kindness and honor he would treat Paul with - it was an extraordinary request! On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that the Golden Rule is not just for pastors and teachers to enjoy, but we should treat all of God's people with extreme honor and kindness. 

Paul wrote this epistle of restoration, as a man who had already been restored! On today's episode, Pastor Cameron finishes our ten Biblical stories of restoration. 

2 of Jesus' apostles, Thomas and Peter, failed greatly around the time of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. Yet both were restored to the ministries, as Pastor Cameron discusses today. 

Pastor Cameron looks at three restoration stories from Luke 15 on today's episode. Jesus shared about the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the lost son, showing God's heart for restoration in each! 

David is a sterling example of God's love for restoration - his sin was grave but God restored him fully. On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron encourages us about God's heart from this story.

God is a God of restoration, as Pastor Cameron shares on today's podcast. We look at the restoration of Judah as an example of God's unending love. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron discusses the purpose the Lord had in Philemon's loss of Onesimus. Whatever pain or problem we go through, we can be sure that the Lord has a redemptive purpose for those who love and service Him.