Jesus came to eliminate the separation between God and man - part of making "all things new" is Jesus dwells with His people! Join Pastor Cameron as he encourages us that we serve a God who is nearby, and not far away. 

What will make heaven actually heaven is the presence of God! On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron reminds us of our ultimate purpose, of dwelling with God and having Him dwell in us! 

Join Pastor Cameron as he discusses the New Jerusalem - the capital of the new heaven and new earth. The New Jerusalem is the heavenly city that Abraham was longing for, and that the children of Abraham long for as well!

In the new heaven and new earth, we will not just be angels floating around on a cloud - we will have a real, perfected, eternal body! On today's episode Pastor Cameron marvels at the wonder of the resurrection when the Lord makes all things new.  

The Lord is making a new heaven and a new earth - that is the eternal home for every believer in Christ. Our future is more glorious than we can possibly imagine, as Pastor Cameron points to today. 

Join Pastor Cameron as we begin a new series on the podcast, "All Things New". For the next several episodes, we will break down the wonderful vision of the new heaven and new earth that the Apostle John had in Revelation 21. 

It's Election Day, and as such Pastor Cameron brings the "Our Citizenship Is in Heaven" series to a close. If a believer lives in a nation where they are given the privilege of voting, they should steward this gift by voting in line with godly principles that are found in the Word of God. 

With the US Presidential Election tomorrow, Pastor Cameron encourages Christians that we have a responsibility to vote when we are given the opportunity to do so. Christians are called to be salt and light in the world, and voting is one small way we can influence the nation we live in. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron calls on the Church to pray for and bless their government, even if it's not the government they would have chosen. If we are spending more time mocking or criticizing our leaders than praying for them, something is wrong! 

Join Pastor Cameron as we continue our series on the Church's role in government and politics - today he reminds us that the Church is worldwide and we need to be careful not to be myopic in our viewpoint. Our bonds to our brothers and sisters in Christ far outweigh our connections based on national boundaries!