In message 3 of our Transformational Church Series, Dr. Brian Kinlaw discusses the importance of prayer in the believer's life. The first century church prayed habitually as they continued to build on the foundation Christ had laid during his earthly ministry. Prayer is a powerful tool for believers and essential for transforming our lives, our church and our community.

In this message, Dr. Brian Kinlaw reviews two important events documented in the book of Acts; the selection of a new Apostle and the selection of the initial seven church leaders who were assigned to aid the Apostles in the administration and growing of the 1st Century Church. He then poses the question, "what can we learn from these two events regarding the kind of vibrant leadership needed to lead a transformational church?" It is vitally important that leaders we put in place within the church walk with Jesus day by day; maintain a good reputation; are Spirit-led and wise and believe in (and allow themselves to be transformed by) the reality of Jesus' resurrection.

The Southview Baptist Praise Team performing the song "Let Them See You", by the JJ Weeks Band.

In the first message of our "Transformational Church" series, Dr. Brian Kinlaw discusses why it is impossible to love Jesus but not love His church. The Church is the vehicle God uses to accomplish His work in our world. It is critical that all believers attend, pray for and are fully engaged in the local church.

Founding Pastor Ned Webb joins Southview Baptist Church for an amazing 25 year Anniversary Celebration where he asks the question "Can God Trust You?"

As believers, it is important that we strive to continually grow in our faith in God; our faith in our love for others and our character. In this message, Dr. Brian Kinlaw looks at Philippians 1:9-11 and shares some insightful thoughts on how to continually grow in Christ.

Guest Speaker Dr. Lynn Sasser preaches from the book of Romans, chapter 12 about the importance of following Jesus closely day by day and allowing Him to transform our hearts. The natural outflow of such a transformation will be a transformed body of believers which will then in turn have a dramatic effect on the surrounding community.

Worship is theological, worship is practical and worship is personal. In this message, Dr. Brian Kinlaw reminds us that true worship is a discipline that cannot be ignored. He then challenges us to commit to daily personal worship, weekly corporate worship and continually seek to worship God in all we do, every moment of our lives.

In Christ Jesus, we have the greatest example of how to live. He is the ultimate teacher. In this message, Dr. Brian Kinlaw offers some practical suggestions on how we can best develop the spiritual discipline of learning.

Jesus modeled the importance of getting away and getting alone with God. If the Savior of the world regularly did this, how much more so should we? In this message, Dr. Brian Kinlaw gives us practical suggestions on how we can continue to develop this important spiritual discipline in our own lives.