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On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron answers the questions - what should we do when our fellow believers refuse to accept the truth because of their political beliefs? How should we treat them and speak to them?
On today's episode, Pastor Cameron brings our Philemon series to a conclusion by taking one last look at our 3 main characters - the Apostle Paul, Philemon, and Onesimus. These three men had extremely diverse backgrounds, but all had the same glorious ending!
When listing the men who were with him when he wrote his letter to Philemon, the Apostle Paul mentions Demas. Demas worked with Paul for many years, but deserted him at the end. He is a warning for all of us in this beautiful story of restoration, as Pastor Cameron reminds us in today's episode.
Join Pastor Cameron for today's episode, as he encourages us to prepare for miracles even before we see them! The Apostle Paul asked Philemon to prepare a room for him, even while he was in prison.
It's a wonderful thing if our leaders can be confident that we will obey them, as Pastor Cameron shares on today's podcast!
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.
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