Camak Baptist Church

Truth: The Greatest Reality and It's Greatest Source - Audio

Whatsoever is True- Humanities Deep Need for A Moral Anchor - Audio

“God's people have their trials. It was never designed by God, when he chose his people, that they should be an untried people. They were chosen in the furnace of affliction; they were never chosen to worldly peace and earthly joy. Freedom from sickness and the pains of mortality was never promised them.” CH Spurgeon These words by Spurgeon reflect a certain reality that our contemporary culture has a hard time dealing with. God has not promised to take away our struggles or to fix every problem. What He has promised to do, is to give meaning and context to the hardships that we face in this broken world around us. Because of sin, the world around us does not function or work in the way God intended; one day it will once again, but not today. IN the meantime, God has promised to give purpose and hope to the hearts and minds of His people during their times of struggle. Join us in this message as we see what God has promised to do.

The Necessity of Trials for Our Sanctification - Audio

Lord, to You I Commit My Spirit - Audio

The Necessity of Discernment in the Christian Life - Audio

The Christian life is a building up of character. It is more than belief of certain truths, the sustaining of certain religious emotions; it is the continuous working into the warp and woof of our life every good and excellent quality until we arrive at the measure of and stature of the fulness that is in Christ. The apostle exhorts us to train our minds to a high and refined sense of this. It is true that the regenerate are taught of God, and have the Spirit to guide them. But, this is not to supersede the use of their own faculties. The Bible shows us “what is good” in its great principles, but leaves us to find out their illimitable application. The sanctification of men is the true object of redemption (Gal_1:4; Tit_2:14). For this Christ took our nature, was tempted in all points like as we are, and died. And as His salvation is not a common and earthly good, so the holiness to which He moulds us is not a common and natural perfection, but one singular and supernatural.

The Meditation and Practice of Our Holiness- Part 2 The Direction of Our Obedience - Audio

The Meditation of the Practice of Our Holiness- Part 1 - Audio

Being Anxious for Nothing - Audio

Reasonableness- The Mechanism for Our Reconciliation - Audio

When disharmony arises between a spirit-filled person and God, or that person and another that person aches for equity for that relationship to be restored. The struggle that we encounter is that when that disharmony afflicts our hearts and minds, we seek struggle under the weight of knowing that we are living in the shadow of that broken relationship. We crave restoration, reconciliation. The isolation we feel when our relationships fracture cuts deeply because we love, we care, we hurt. The greater the affection, the greater the hurt. And sometimes, that hurt drives its intensity from the depth of the love that was felt. But, how do we find reconciliation? How do we give up our moral, ethical, spiritual, high ground? Where do we find the security to let down our guard? We find it in the heart of Jesus. We find it in HIs mind. And, we find it in the comfort of His Kingdom. That He is. That our relationship with Him never changes. Join us as We study rejoicing in the mind, character, and nature of Jesus.

Rejoicing- The Foundation of Our Reconcilation - Audio

Reconciliation in the Heart of the Church in the Midst of Disagreement - Audio

There are 3 elements to spiritual living. In Philippian 3, Paul challenges believers to have an intimate understanding of all 3 to have a balanced and healthy spiritual life. They are doctrine, practice, and experience. It is easy to fall into a practice and experience that are not based on truth. The Bible warns that many "will have a form of spirituality that lacks power" and that "many will seek teachers to tell them things that make them self-satisfied". It also warns that this world is set up to deceive the people of God; and so, Paul takes time to warn the followers of Christ to ensure that the teachers that they follow are true to the Bible so that, as James says, they will not become driven about by every wind of doctrine. Join us as we examine today's text that gives those who would be spiritual a caution for today.

A Caution for Those Who Would Be Spiritual - Audio

For most Christians, the whole point of Christianity is to arrive safely at the destination of Heaven when the time comes; and, that is a worthy goal to be sure. But, what if we are missing a vital part of what it means to be an actual follower of Jesus, one who is stamped after His image, with this line of thinking? In Philippians chapter 3, Paul addresses this question with great concern as He explores the upward call of Christ in our lives. But what is this upward call and how does it serve to awaken the people of God to a greater and more meaningful existence in this world as we seek to live in the world, but not be drawn into imitating the world.

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