On today's episode, Pastor Cameron discusses how Jacob named the city where he had his vision Bethel, meaning "the house of God." As believers, we need to remember that everywhere we go should become a home for God's presence!

Another aspect of Jacob's transformation was that he had visions from God - when God spoke to Him it gave Jacob confidence that God would be working through the trials that lay ahead. Join Pastor Cameron as he considers Jacob's vision on today's episode. 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron discusses Jacob's inability to trust in God's timing for His blessings. Jacob's sin and impatience led to much heartache and pain over the years.

Despite his many sins and imperfections, Jacob desperately desired the blessings of God, and this desire ultimately led to his transformation. Join Pastor Cameron as we look at Jacob's desire on today's episode. 

The life of Jacob shows the transforming power of God - he went from being a liar and deceiver to a prince of God! Join Pastor Cameron as we start a new year with this new series on the podcast!

Merry Christmas from The 8 Minute Devotion! On our last episode of the year, Pastor Cameron implores us to worship the King, as the wise men did! 

The 8 Minute Devotion will be on a break for the Christmas and new year holiday, look for brand-new episodes returning on January 6th.

The wise men gave gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh - their gifts were not given to earn God's favor but in order to show how great the Lord is! Join Pastor Cameron as he encourages us to give our all to the Lord in this holiday season. 

What was the defining quality of the wise men who visited Christ? They were searchers, as Pastor Cameron shares with us today. Those who seek the Lord will find Him!

When the shepherds saw Jesus, there hearts were full of worship and wonder, and they told others about what they had seen! Join Pastor Cameron as he calls us to keep a spirit of worship during this season. 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron speaks about the Prince of Peace - Jesus came to bring peace to His people, and wants you to experience His peace in this season.