Cameron Pollock
My wife Emily just got back from the grocery store this morning. In light of the Coronavirus pandemic, we weren’t really sure what to expect. We prayed with our two little girls before mommy left for the store, “Give us this day our daily bread.” Then she returned with an embarrassment of rations. Don’t get... Continue Reading →
Yesterday I had the opportunity to preach to my local church and address the Coronavirus pandemic. Click here to hear what I said.
I shared this on Facebook today:Good morning 😁 As I go into another day of parenting, I think of innocent times when my girls say silly things like, “I want to be a boy.” I think most every normal kid says stuff like that at one point or another. But given our current culture, I confess... Continue Reading →
We live in a society that seems low on doses of masculinity. And the occasional representations of masculinity we do encounter often twist and pervert God’s biblical intention for men. What, then, is masculinity according to Scripture? In the book of Ruth, Boaz demonstrates three qualities every man needs. He provides: when Boaz discovers his... 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 →
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 →
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 →
This week we head into the 4th of July. Many of us will spend time celebrating with family or friends. There will be food, fireworks, and fun for everyone. Judging from the title, you may be expecting a reminder to pray for our country. For certain, that is a good thing to do, but I'd... Continue Reading →
Famed missionary Eric Liddell is known for saying, “I believe God made me for a purpose—for China. But he also made me fast, and when I run, I feel his pleasure.” I often feel the same way. Only, I would say, “I believe God made me for a purpose—for the church. But he also made... Continue Reading →
It's been a few weeks since I posted part 1 of this discussion. Since that time I have had the opportunity to listen to others, dig deeply, and gather a bit more insight into the concept of "redeeming the culture." I even stumbled across a website where a guy had posted recordings of a video... Continue Reading →
Worship as a Way of Life 