Cameron Pollock
The Lament for the Unborn lyric video premiered today, on Sanctity of Human Life Sunday, at http://www.lamentfortheunborn.com. It is a collaborative project of countless Christian artists and donors, 4 years in the making. I encourage you to go watch it and explore the resources listed on the page. May God use it for the good... Continue Reading →
Hi friends! It’s been a while since I last posted. A few years ago I began pursuing more pastoral training at Westminster Theological Seminary. I had to make the tough decision to cut out blogging for a season in order to make time for the extra responsibilities. Since then, a lot has happened. My family... Continue Reading →
Does your church sing all the words to the Christmas carol "What Child is This?" For decades I sang this song not realizing William Chatterton Dix had written more lyrics many hymnals and churches often leave out. I am not sure how this ommission came to be, but my experience made me wonder how many... Continue Reading →
As I grow in my understanding of the issue of abortion, I have begun to realize we are battling more than one dark evil. Often the discussion is narrowed down to the life of the unborn child. Make no mistake, the life of the unborn child matters infinitely to God. But another even less-discussed evil... Continue Reading →
It is June 1st, 2021, and my Google calendar tells me today is the first day of LGBTQ+ pride month. I am sure you have noticed. This new tradition seems to be here to stay, and many conscientious Christians who hold to a biblical sexual ethic are left wondering how to respond. I would like... Continue Reading →
My wife had recently given birth to a beautiful baby girl. I was explaining to a person at our church why my wife was not able to meet up to a certain expectation they had of her. And the reply came, we need "strong women" in ministry. If I were to make a list of... Continue Reading →
If you ever want to know what matters most to someone, simply follow the money. Money represents power and influence. It promises to give you what you want most. The same principle applies to organizations. Whether the budget is personal or public, you can learn a lot about people by looking at the numbers. That's... Continue Reading →
Last year I wrote a blunt blog about the Super Bowl halftime show. It was reactionary, partly written in frustration that so many people complained about the highly sexualized nature of the event when we should have seen it coming. That blog was also my most read piece of 2020, probably because it had the... Continue Reading →
We have witnessed much violence in America over the last 24 hours and in the last year. The near future does not seem to offer any promise of rest. Yet in Matthew 5:9 we read these words from Jesus, "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God." In context, Jesus is preaching his famous Sermon... Continue Reading →
Merry Christmas to you and yours! I wish I had more opportunities to blog recently, but instead I have been busy working on a new hymn for Christmas. A few months ago the Getty team launched their inaugural Hymn Writing Collective. It was a dream come true for me to take part and learn from... Continue Reading →
Worship as a Way of Life 