Cameron Pollock
Meet Meredith Keen. She has a story to share that we all need to hear. But first, let me tell you how I met her. Earlier this year I posted lyrics to a song I had written called Lament for the Unborn (you can read the lyrics in my post here). The response to this... Continue Reading →
Yesterday I was walking into the parking lot after church, somewhat weary from the morning's events, when I saw a shadow swiftly pass by on the ground. I glanced up at the sky, and just a moment later a hawk glided over my head. Without a single flap of its wings, it smoothly wheeled itself... Continue Reading →
Few joys rival that of a fiancée as she admires her diamond ring in the glitter of the sunlight. She basks in the glow of exclusive love. Her lover has made a commitment to love her and her alone, and he has affirmed that promise with a diamond ring. She unashamedly shares the news with... Continue Reading →
I have often heard this accusation leveled at the Bible: "God commanded the Israelites to commit mass genocide when they conquered Canaan. A God of love could not be so cold and merciless, so I do not accept the Bible as true (at least not certain parts of it)." There are many ways to respond... Continue Reading →
My pastor is currently preaching through a series on conflict. I have benefited so much from his deep exposition of the Word of God on this topic. To complement my pastor's series on conflict I decided to write a hymn that addresses the topic of biblical unity. I plan to teach the tune to our... Continue Reading →
Recently while eating lunch with a friend he mentioned to me a struggle I often experience. When faced with temptation, I know I should choose to think about truth. But it seems like theology is the last thing I want to think about. Why is that? Temptation Versus Truth Photo credit: unsplash.com Theology is simply... Continue Reading →
I posted a few pictures from this past week of Emily and I traveling in New England. We had the opportunity to visit not only Boston, but also Salem and Plymouth. On our trip we started reading “To the Golden Shore," a biography of the life of Adoniram Judson by Courtney Anderson. Judson’s early days... Continue Reading →
This past week my wife and I have been exploring New England. After dropping off our teens at camp in New Hampshire, we hit the road to see a few well-known and lesser-known places. High-five with my buddy Paul Revere Today we walked part of the Freedom Trail in Boston. We had a great time,... Continue Reading →
Reading through the book of Leviticus can be a bit tedious. It's packed with a lot of strange rules, many of which seem totally foreign to us. But don't let that confuse you. I remember the time my parents bought a new house. We had never experienced anything like it. Going into a new environment... Continue Reading →
I've created a page on my blog where you can access sermons I have preached. I pray they will help you feed on the Word of God. Check them out here!
Worship as a Way of Life 