Bruce Cameron is the Reed Larson Professor of Labor Law at Regent University School of Law. He has devoted his life to promoting the Gospel and defending believers. In addition to teaching at an overtly Christian law school, he continues his 46-year practice of law which is limited to the litigation of constitutional rights and religious freedom cases for employees. He holds an undergraduate degree from Andrews University and a Doctor of Law from Emory University School of Law.
Introduction: Did you know that newspapers and popular magazines are written at a level that those with a seventh- grade education can read and understand? Why is that? My answer is that you use words that are simple enough that the reader understands. You do not want to make understanding difficult. When I write legal … Continue reading –>
Introduction: One of the most controversial political issues of our day, and one that has existed for a long time, is the land dispute between Israel and the Palestinians. Should the Palestinians have a state of their own next to Israel, or have they forfeited their right to live in the area because of their … Continue reading –>
Introduction: Do you have heroes in your life? I certainly do not have “hero worship,” but there were two prominent men that I really liked. One of them was U.S. President Ronald Reagan. The other was Christian psychologist and founder of Focus on the Family, Dr. James Dobson. I have a picture of them together … Continue reading –>
Introduction: Top American universities such as Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Duke, Emory, and William & Mary all started out as religious institutions. Harvard and Yale were intended to train members of the clergy. Today, no one considers Harvard, Yale, or Princeton religious schools. What happened? They lost sight of their religious goals. One of the … Continue reading –>
Introduction: Are you surprised that one of our lessons on Joshua contains almost no readings from Joshua? That is our situation this week! Why is that? When my wife and I moved to the Virginia Beach area, she pointed out that we were now a prime target in a nuclear war because the world’s largest … Continue reading –>
Introduction: Do you love it when a reasonable and logical plan of action comes together in success? I do. In our study of the Bible, we have been looking at some difficult-to-understand plans of action. Before crossing the Jordan, God told the people to consecrate themselves instead of preparing for war. They crossed the Jordan … Continue reading –>
Introduction: How do you approach problems in your life? Have you ever thought about “consecrating” yourself as a solution to a problem? We will follow the Israelites as they are about to begin the conquest of the land promised to them. Their first hurdle is crossing a river at flood stage. The second hurdle is … Continue reading –>
Introduction: How many times have other Christians told you that something was a “gray” area or that the matter was “complicated?” I’m often suspicious that comments like that are an attempt to avoid admitting that some activity is sinful. My go-to text, Deuteronomy 4:2, essentially says that something is either wrong in God’s sight or … Continue reading –>
Introduction: Would you like to be successful? You know, of course, that book stores and the Internet have all sorts of “How to” instructions? How to be happy. How to be content. How to be more efficient. How to get rich. How to lose weight. How to buy land with no money down. Of all … Continue reading –>
Introduction: How important are the requirements and lessons found in Exodus for those of us living today? Yes, we are saved by grace alone. But are we fools or enemies of God if our goal is anything other than doing His will? As we look at what God commands His people in our study of … Continue reading –>
