Looking at Romans 1, Dr. Kinlaw focuses on worship and what happens when there is a lack of worship for God. His challenge is that your worship be proper and “single eyed”. 

In this Holy Week sermon, Dr. Kinlaw works through five images used to describe our relationship with God.

Scripture reading 1 Timothy 2

While looking at prayer, Dr. Kinlaw explores personhood and reveals that the hope of every person is in someone other than themselves. 

Scripture reading John 15:12-14

Prayer emerges from other-oriented love, where one bears another before God without self-interest. In the same way Christ loved us and bore us before the Father. 

While exploring Paul’s prayer for the Philippians, Dr. Kinlaw, reveals the mind of Christ and God’s desire to create that mind in you.

Scripture reading is Philippians 1:1-2:24

Scripture reading is John 1:10-18.

A human person is a person in a web of social relationships. As Jesus Christ is the image of God, so he also is the image of perfect personhood.  

The family starts with God. Everyone in the family has a role to play that is important. This messages takes a look at how a Godly family should look like. 

Scripture reading is in 1 Corinthians 

We are called to be in fellowship with Christ.

Scripture reading is in 2 Corinthians 5

2 Corinthians is about how the preacher and his preaching, there is no separation between them in his daily life. No difference from Sunday morning throughout the rest of the week.  

Note: This message does contain mature context

God created us was to enjoy us. We are God's Temple.