The Dennis Kinlaw Podcast

What God wants from us has to be given. God wants us to have a personal knowledge of him vs. scientific knowledge of him. 

Scripture reading is found in Act 28

Scripture Reading is in Hebrews 11 Our life is in another and our way is not in us. 

Dr. Kinlaw pulls out three elements of Abraham’s faith that are for us to follow in.

Scripture reading is in James 2:14 Taking a look at God's symbols and the faith Abraham had in what God has promises to him and his descendants. 

Scripture reading is in Romans 4

Being asked to expound on the doctrine of the Trinity for the United Methodist Church, Dr. Kinlaw approaches the doctrine through a comparison and explanation of Islam and Judaism

Continuing his message on angels, Dr. Kinlaw points to the greater gift that was to come– the Holy Spirit.

Looking at the Biblical message of Christmas Dr. Kinlaw focuses on the angels of the Christmas story and their part in revealing the transcendent

Continuing in Jeremiah, this sermon focuses on the character of God and His invitation for His followers to bear His burdens with Him.

God looked for one person and found none. Who is God looking for? Someone who would call to him. 

Scripture Reading is in Mark 8:27 and John 12  God wants us to love him, rather than to just obey him because we have too. 

Scripture reading is in Mark 8:27  Jesus asks the Disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" It taking a deeper look at how the disciples responded to his question. 

Scripture reading is in the book of Philippians chapter 2. It is walking through the different steps of what it means to have the mind of Christ. To accepted what God has given us without us saying, "Yes, but..."  Note: This Podcast does contain some mature contents near the end. 

Jumping to Jeremiah chapter 17, Dr. Kinlaw speaks about turning, truth, and trusting.

Continuing in Jeremiah chapter 2, Dr. Kinlaw speaks on self fulfillment. 

Dr. Kinlaw gives an overview of the book of Jeremiah highlighting its prophet, history, and theological impact. 

In this sermon, Dr. Kinlaw uncovers the heart message of the book of Judges and the central role God is to play in a person's life. 

Worship of God requires knowledge of God; Jesus gives us that knowledge.

Scripture reading is Romans 5:12-21. Christ’s life, death, and resurrection have made worship possible. We are able to have the Mind of Christ and walk as he walked.

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