Another reason the Lord allows us to go through weakness is so we can understand the pain and trials of others. Join Pastor Cameron as he encourages us to find redemptive purpose in our trials and weakness. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that our trials are temporary, but the glory they are working is eternal. We can rejoice in our weaknesses because we know these pains are but for a moment but God's power never ends. 

The first step in being a weakling is to rejoice in trials, as Pastor Cameron shares today.. Christians are the happiest people on earth, not because our lives are perfect, but because we know the Lord is with us through every difficulty! 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron reminds us that our pursuit of "weakness" is not for weakness' sake but for Christ's sake. We exchange our weakness for Christ's strength. 

Join Pastor Cameron as he begins a two-week series looking at the Apostle Paul's words, "When I am weak, then I am strong." How can we be a "weakling" that experiences God's very own power? 

On today's podcast, Pastor Cameron completes our Easter series by looking at the 7th statement of Jesus on the cross. He committed His Spirit to His Father, in assurance that His mission was complete and man had been reconciled to God! 

With His 6th statement on the cross, Jesus declared His victory - He had finished His mission on earth, His suffering was complete, and Satan's power over death was forever stripped away. Join Pastor Cameron as we look at Christ's victory on today's episode. 

Jesus expressed His physical thirst on the cross, while also hinting at His spiritual thirst. On today's episode, Pastor Cameron reminds us that Jesus thirsted for a moment so that we need never thirst again! 

Jesus fulfilled Scripture on the cross by quoting Psalm 22, as Pastor Cameron shows us on today's podcast. His declaration pointed to the victory that He was winning for all mankind through His death and resurrection. 

Pastor Cameron continues our Easter series by looking at Jesus' fourth statement on the cross. Christ was willing to experience despair so that we could experience everlasting joy.