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Cameron is the lead pastor of Redeemer Church in Greensboro, NC. He earned his M.Div. in Biblical Counseling from The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and is currently finishing his D.Min. in the same field. As an ACBC-certified biblical counselor, Cameron is passionate about equipping disciples with sound doctrine and practical theology to strengthen local churches. Most importantly, he is a sinner saved by God’s undeserved and infinite grace. The goal of this channel and ministry is simple: to equip the church and its leaders in sound doctrine and practical theology.
Unknown Host hosts The Recovering Pharisee, a religion show with 27 episodes published.
Drop me a message Don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube Channel: The Recovering Pharisee Our culture has learned to reach for a label where Scripture calls for a confession. And if we lose the category of sin, we lose
Drop me a message Don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube Channel: The Recovering Pharisee Our culture has learned to reach for a label where Scripture calls for a confession. And if we lose the category of sin, we lose
Drop me a message Can I give to my church if I'm in debt? What if I can't afford to give at all? And what if I don't trust my pastors with my money? These are the questions many Christians carry quietly, and they deserve
Drop me a message Can I give to my church if I'm in debt? What if I can't afford to give at all? And what if I don't trust my pastors with my money? These are the questions many Christians carry quietly, and they deserve
Drop me a message Have you ever been told that if you don't give 10%, you're robbing God? Or been asked whether you should tithe on your gross income or your net? A lot of what Christians have been taught about tithing d
Drop me a message Have you ever been told that if you don't give 10%, you're robbing God? Or been asked whether you should tithe on your gross income or your net? A lot of what Christians have been taught about tithing d
Drop me a message Most Christians are sitting on gifts God intended for the church. That is a problem. In this episode, we walk through Romans 12 and what Scripture actually says about spiritual gifts, how God distribute
Drop me a message Christians are lobbing grenades at each other online while claiming to follow the Prince of Peace. Something is seriously off. Here are 15 biblical rules for how Christians should carry themselves on so
Drop me a message In light of Mental Health Awareness Month, I'm sharing 10 personal reflections on why I love biblical counseling. The Word of God is sufficient to answer the questions that matter most. The local church
Drop me a message You can feel terrible about your sin and still not be repentant. That might sound harsh, but it's true—and understanding the difference could change everything. Most of us have been taught that repentan
Drop me a message Most Christians know they should confess sin — but almost nobody has been taught why or how to do it well. In this episode we tackle the question "why do we even confess if Jesus already paid for our si
Drop me a message You're not fighting to become free from sin—you're fighting because you already are free. Most Christians approach temptation with the same exhausting cycle: try harder, fail again, wonder if God really
Drop me a message If you've ever been tormented by unwanted thoughts—intrusive, dark, anxious thoughts that feel true even when you know they're not—this episode is for you. I'm walking through a biblical framework for u
Drop me a message Most church members only go to their pastor when things have completely fallen apart. But the Bible says your pastor isn't a last resort — he's a gift of God's grace placed in your life to help you foll
Drop me a message You probably don't think of yourself as an angry person. Most angry people don't. But the Bible paints a more uncomfortable picture — and a more hopeful one. In this episode, we dig into what anger actu
Drop me a message What actually makes someone a worldly Christian — and is there a point where worldliness calls someone's faith into question? 1 John 2:15 doesn't leave much wiggle room — if anyone loves the world, the
Drop me a message Recommended book: When People Are Big and God Is Small: Overcoming Peer Pressure, Codependency, and the Fear of Man Most of us would never say people's opinions matter more to us than God's — but our li
Drop me a message Discontentment rarely gets called out from the pulpit. We dress it up as ambition, drive, or simply "wanting more"—but what if it's actually a sin quietly eroding your faith and joy? In this episode of
Drop me a message Finding a church shouldn't feel like shopping for the best coffee and cool worship band—but that's exactly how most Christians do it. In this episode, we cut through the noise and give you a biblical fr
Drop me a message We all know gossip is wrong, so why can't we stop? In this episode, we expose the respectable sin destroying churches from the inside out. Learn why we gossip, how to kill it, and what to do when you're
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The Recovering Pharisee is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 27 episodes.
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