Cameron Pollock
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 →
It's a common assumption; you and I have heard it before. We get tired of the exhausting work of ministry and, understandably, we want to take a break. If the church members can't carry the load, then there is always the pastor and his family. I mean, he gets paid, right? So it's his job!... Continue Reading →
You live for what you love most. You will make time to catch the latest episode on your favorite TV show. You will clear up your schedule to do lunch with that special person in your life. You will scrape and save for that ultimate vacation. It's true, we all live for what we love... Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →
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!
When I saw a picture of Notre Dame on fire, my first thought was, "How in the world? Is it even possible?" It's easy to think in our modern era that things like this can't happen. Yet, somehow, disaster still strikes. I want to sound the same warning about our modern hymn movement. Conservative evangelical... Continue Reading →
Worship as a Way of Life 