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Easter Sunday - Nothing can come between our God and us. 

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This Holy Week we will see that it aims to conform us to the image of God's beloved Son. We will see that God has planned to save us through in Christ. Through Christ he calls us, justifies us, glorifies us.

A guided prayer walk with five stops for meditation and prayer hosted by Pastors David Palmer and Scott Burns. Please walk counter-clockwise in the Prayer Garden behind Kenwood Baptist Church in Cincinnati, Ohio or pray from where you are. We hope this 11 minute walk will help focus you on the great sacrifice of our Savior, Jesus Christ on Good Friday and his joyful resurrection on Easter Sunday.

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We are set free in order to walk in newness of life. The Holy Spirit confirms our identity as children of God and we are adopted into His family.

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The gospel breaks destructive, sinful habits and realigns our lives toward righteousness.

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Justification by faith has roots back to Abraham.  Through faith in Christ we now move forward to share in God's renewed human family that has a vital purpose in the world.

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We will find that the gospel reveals God’s righteousness at the cross of Christ. Here mercy is made known to all the world. God is seen to be righteous and just. At the same time, He is the justifier of all who have faith in Christ. John Stott called the ending of Romans 3 “the most important paragraph ever written in human language.”

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Hypocrisy is the biggest problem non-Christain's have with Christians. How do we handle our hypocrisy? Through the circumcision of our hearts through Jesus Christ. 

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We encounter the New Testament vision that the world i profoundly broken. How did this come about and what can we do about it?

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We hear Paul's full presentation of his ministry vision. A message grounded in his experienced reality that faith in Christ forms us into vessels of mercy as a community. We are shaped by grace in order to embrace our responsibility and mission toward the world. The letter ends with a moving portrait of a united worshiping church as the people of God. Romans is Paul’s longest, and for many, his most profound letter. At the same time, it is important to remember that Romans is a missionary support letter, read publicly in just over an hour, and intended to be understood by all.