The Dennis Kinlaw Podcast

Dr. Kinlaw argues that the focus of the book of Romans is on faith more than justification. It is through faith that the believer allows God to do for him or herself what he or she cannot do. The question is, “Are we believing?"

The base, purpose, and origin of the family is found in the nature of the Trinity. Dr. Kinlaw shares his own personal family stories to illustrate the Fatherhood of God and the key of the family.

There is a difference from being a Christian and thinking like a Christian. 

Scripture reading is in Act 2
This message takes a look at coming together as a group of believers. How God works differently when are in a group setting, rather than being by ourselves.  The importance of being part of Christian fellowship. 

In this sermon, Dr. Kinlaw tackles the theology of disease and suffering. He focuses on the “wholeness” present in ancient Hebrew thinking and how it helps us connect suffering with the healing of Jesus. 

Dr. Kinlaw expands on his second point from the previous sermon, that God talks. He speaks on the conversion and definition of words, which is born out of God’s eagerness to communicate with us.

Out of Jeremiah 10:1-10, Dr. Kinlaw brings up two points. First, God desires companionship with us, and second, God talks. 

This podcast is a continuation of the previous one (The Faith of Abraham), which focuses on the faith of Abraham. However, it takes a New Testament turn where Dr. Kinlaw looks at Jesus’ cleaning of the temple, highlighting the connection between the temple as a symbol and the reality that has come.

The greatest blessing is, what we can give to somebody else rather than what can I get for myself. Dr. Kinlaw talks about how God designed marriage and the family. 

Scripture reading is in Jeremiah 6
Taking a look at how Jesus and Jeremiah are similar.