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Pastor Cam is the Lead Pastor of Refuge City Church in Lake Elsinore, California. Launching from a 15 year career in education, Cam was called by God to go into full time ministry. Along with pastoring a church plant, he serves with a youth organization that serves multiple cities in the Southwest Riverside County. Cam has a strong desire to live out the Great Commission by preaching the gospel, and helping others grow in their faith as followers of Jesus Christ. The podcast will feature sermons and insights into daily living as we abide in Christ and seek to walk as He walked (1 John 2:6).

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Are you hungry? (Matthew 5:6)

2024/02/22

This next beatitude Jesus teaches is one we can all digest a little easier :) Get it? When Jesus calls us to hunger and thirst for righteousness, it's something we go after. It's something we pursue. We all understand what it means to be hungry and thirsty. We know when our body sends us signals that we are running on empty and need more energy. The question becomes, what are you feeding on spiritually that will bring you satisfaction to continue to run this race?

Be Meek (Matthew 5:5)

2024/02/19

Meekness is one of those terms we don't use much in our day and age. Yet it's meaning has tremendous implications on who we are and how we live in the kingdom of God. If humility is the inner position of a self-controlled spirit, then meekness is the external display of that spirit to others. Meekness is gentleness and self-control. Jesus gave us the perfect example of what that looks like lived out. So let's look at some practical steps on what it looks like to be meek.

Be Blessed (Matthew 5:1-4)

2024/02/13

Jesus begins what is commonly referred to as the Sermon on the Mount, the greatest sermon ever preached! He begins with multiple statements of blessing, and therein lies something amazing if we take the time to grasp what Jesus is telling us. In His first two statements, Jesus says those justified by faith are blessed if they are poor in spirit and who mourn. Those doesn’t sound encouraging, but we need a deeper understanding of just what He is saying. Once we understand, everything else falls in line.

Follow Him (Matthew 4:12-25)

2024/02/06

Jesus begins His ministry by proclaiming repentance, choosing His disciples, and calling them to follow. The depth of our life as disciples of Jesus is marked by the degree of our fellowship and followership. He leads. We follow. How close are you in proximity to your Rabbi?

Truth over Lies (Matthew 4:1-11)

2024/01/30

Prior to the start of His ministry, the Holy Spirit leads Jesus into the wilderness. There He is tempted by Satan in three ways: to satisfy His own desires, to test the faithfulness of God, and to remove Himself from the will of His Father. Yet, Jesus responds to each temptation with the power and truth of the Word of God. As we identify with our Savior, He gives us the perfect example of how to deal with the temptations we face in life. It’s up to us to arm ourselves with the sword of the Spirit as we continue to walk like Jesus.

The Baptism of Jesus (Matthew 3:13-17)

2024/01/22

Many ask the questions, "Why did Jesus get baptized? Does that mean he wasn't divine?" The simple answer is no. Jesus is fully God and fully man. He stepped into baptism for the same reason he took on human flesh, to identify with those he would save, and so that we would be able to further identify with our Savior. His baptism is the fulfillment of so many things, and gives us a model to follow in humility, obedience, and righteousness.

Repent and Believe! (Matthew 3:1-12)

2024/01/15

The ministry of John the Baptist was foretold in scripture on a couple occasions. And an angel appeared to his father Zechariah to tell him that he would be a significant individual for the Lord. So we see the account of John in all four gospels. His purpose was to prepare the way of the Lord. He arrived to call people to repentance as their Messiah had arrived. The call of John is in a sense our call today. We are to live as those set free from sin and herald the good news to let others know that Jesus is coming soon!

Sorrow to Salvation (Matthew 2:13-23)

2024/01/10

The story of Jesus’ early life is one fraught with turmoil and transition. So we get a glimpse of what His life and ministry will be like later on. Yet through it all, Matthew gives us a beautiful snapshot of willing obedience in the face of turmoil. Joseph and Mary display pure trust in the word of God. Even though they had to uproot and move out of the country, God provided for them. In a few circumstances of prophetic fulfillment, Matthew shows us that all of Scripture points to Jesus as our Savior. Trust God. Pray. Seek Him with all your heart.

Worship (1 Chronicles 16)

2024/01/01

There are some questions to consider in our worship. When does it happen? Where can it happen? How does it happen? Who does it come from, and to where does it go? If our worship is conditional, doesn't that mean there will be limitations, if not an end to it? But we serve an infinite God! If we are trying to define worship, it must be solely dependent upon the recipient of our worship. Reflect on this past year and move forward with a greater sense of who it is we praise!

Above Every Name (Matthew 2:1-12)

2023/12/26

The story of the wise men is intriguing. We don’t know a lot about them, other than what’s revealed to us. Ultimately what we take away from their story is the incredible response of faith towards Jesus! King Herod tries to destroy Him. The religious elite, despite having the Word of God ignored Him. But these outsiders go to great lengths to worship Him! What is our response to God’s truth and the revelation of His Word? May we allow this Christmas to remind us to focus our eyes on the light of Jesus and make our life a sacrifice to Him.

"Family Name" (Matthew 1:1-17)

2023/12/11

Do you know what your name means? Does it hold value to who you are and your family's heritage? As we begin our study of the first gospel, we look at Matthew's account of the genealogy of Jesus. Beyond the list of names from Abraham to Jesus, it contains so much value as a beautiful picture of the grace of God, and His eternal gospel. And, as an added bonus, we get to use this week and the next two as a part of our Christmas series, "Above Every Name"! Follow along as we begin an awesome study of the life of our Savior, King Jesus.

Faith-filled Praise (Habakkuk 3)

2023/12/04

When we go through hard times, or even know when hard circumstances are going to present themselves, our response will be predicated on our knowledge of God. The more we understand and know God, the better our response will be to difficult seasons of life. Habakkuk asked God his questions in confusion, and that eventually gave way to a song of praise. When we trust in the sovereignty, faithfulness, and goodness of God, we can be at peace.