On today's episode Pastor Cameron considers the greeting that opened Paul's letter to Philemon - "Grace and peace". These two qualities are vital in the lives of every believer!

The Apostle Paul called himself a "prisoner for the Lord." Though he was in a Roman prison when he wrote to Philemon, he realized that God was in control and remained a victor and never a victim of his circumstances, as Pastor Cameron reminds us today!

Join Pastor Cameron as we start a brand-new series on the podcast. We'll be looking at the amazing letter to Philemon, focusing on the restoring love of God. We start today by looking at the three main characters of our story.

Join Pastor Cameron for our last episode of the year, as we see how Paul and Silas' praise in the middle of their prison led directly to their freedom and the freedom of those around them. If we choose to praise in our darkest moments, deliverance will come to us as well. 

Happy New Year from The 8 Minute Devotion!

After being unjustly beaten and taken prisoner, Paul and Silas chose to praise the Lord in the middle of a dungeon, with chains around their feet. Pastor Cameron calls us to be inspired by their example, and choose to praise at the end of this challenging year.

Join Pastor Cameron as he begins our last series of 2020, a declaration that at the conclusion of a challenging year we will choose to praise the Lord!

Join Pastor Cameron for the last episode in our Christmas series. David was a man of worship, and worship is a key part of the Christmas message. Jesus came as a humble baby, and all men and women of faith can join the wisemen in worshiping the Savior and King!

 

Merry Christmas from The 8 Minute Devotion! We will be back next week with new episodes.

When others see a shepherd boy, God may see a king! Jesus was born into the most humble of circumstances, yet came as the King of all kings and the Lord of all lords, as Pastor Cameron shares on today's podcast.

David and Jesus were both born in Bethlehem, a town forgotten by most others. Pastor Cameron reminds us today of the Christmas message that God sees that which others overlook!

When God is with us, we have all that we need! Gideon's army was cut from 32000 to 300, yet he was victorious because of Immanuel, as Pastor Cameron encourages us today.