I serve as an ordained reformed presbyterian minister (ARPC) in a church plant in Norman, OK. 
I am a certified personal trainer (ACE) with a passion for helping people develop fitness transformation stories like mine. 
I am a TPI certified Golf Fitness Expert. 
I lead a lifestyle podcast called The Fully Alive Podcast. 
I have a youtube channel because I want to Glorify God and Enjoy Him forever and lead others to that end.

FullyAlive AthletePastor

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel, and this is a recording of the worship service for Trinity Presbyterian Church of Norman. You can find us online at trinitynorman.com 
 
Our church's app can be found by searching: "A Church for Norman." 
 
In Romans 3:21-26, Paul shares that justification by faith alone is received by us freely by God's grace alone, accomplished entirely on account of the redemption which is in Jesus Christ, and this week we see that because God set Jesus forth as a propitiation, God is vindicated: just and a justified, and worthy of our worship! 
 
The online bulletin is here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:7b10bc1c-47c6-43b9-8925-677b3f8ee4dc 
 
You might find the PowerPoint slides helpful to follow along with the liturgy, sermon, and check out the announcements you missed. Link is here: 
https://1drv.ms/p/s!AiOAeMeYLtbuivh-aYoiq_QWkXS8lw?e=lwTkVN 
 
We sang: 
Holy Holy Holy! 
The Church's One Foundation 
Great Is Thy Faithfulness 
My Hope is Built on Nothing Less 
Gloria Patri 
and the Doxology 
We observed the celebration of Communion. 
We prayed the Lord's Prayer and confessed the Apostles' Creed. 
 
If you're in the area, we'd love to see you in person. 
 
If you have questions contact admin@trinitynorman.com and let us know how we might be able to help you. 
The sermon text was : 
 
21 But now the righteousness of God has been manifested apart from the law, although the Law and the Prophets bear witness to it— 22 the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe. For there is no distinction: 23 for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, 24 and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus, 25 whom God put forward as a propitiation by his blood, to be received by faith. This was to show God’s righteousness, because in his divine forbearance he had passed over former sins. 26 It was to show his righteousness at the present time, so that he might be just and the justifier of the one who has faith in Jesus. 
 
 
You can join our bible reading club here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqmlY3RGSUwV_6Uo-zKoqyjR58E98hUPS 
 
“In this is love, not that we have loved God but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins.” – 1 John 4:10 
 
“He is the propitiation for our sins, and not for ours only but also for the sins of the whole world.” – 1 John 2:2 
 
17 Therefore he had to be made like his brothers in every respect, so that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in the service of God, to make propitiation for the sins of the people. - Hebrews 2:17 
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“Has the word propitiation any place in your Christianity? In the faith of the New Testament it is central. The love of God, the taking of human form by the Son, the meaning of the cross, Christ's heavenly intercession, the way of salvation-all are to be explained in terms of it and any explanation from which the thought of propitiation is missing will be incomplete, and indeed actually misleading, by New Testament standards.” 
- J.I. Packer, Concise Theology 
 
“When Paul explains the gospel in Romans, he states that God, in providing redemption through the cross of Christ, demonstrates both that He is just and the justifier of those who have faith (Rom 3:26). The cross is the clearest expression of God’s grace and mercy that we find anywhere in Scripture. There are those who say they prefer the God of the New Testament because he is a God of love, grace, and mercy, while the Old Testament God is vengeful, angry, and concerned about law and justice. It is important to note in response that the most vivid demonstration of the wrath and justice of god we find in Scripture is found in the New Testament, at the cross. In the violence of that act, the wrath of God was poured out on One who, in and of Himself, was completely innocent but who took upon Himself our transgressions and our guilt.” 
– R.C. Sproul, Truths We Confess

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel, and this is a recording of the worship service for Trinity Presbyterian Church of Norman. You can find us online at trinitynorman.com 

Our church's app can be found by searching: "A Church for Norman."

In Romans 3:21-26, Paul shares that justification by faith alone is received by us freely by God's grace alone, accomplished entirely on account of the redemption which is in Jesus Christ, and this week we see that because God set Jesus forth as a propitiation, God is vindicated: just and a justified, and worthy of our worship! 

The online bulletin is here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:7b10bc1c-47c6-43b9-8925-677b3f8ee4dc

You might find the PowerPoint slides helpful to follow along with the liturgy, sermon, and check out the announcements you missed. Link is here: 
https://1drv.ms/p/s!AiOAeMeYLtbuivh-aYoiq_QWkXS8lw?e=lwTkVN

We sang: 
Holy Holy Holy!
The Church's One Fou

"'The Vindication of God."-Romans 3:25-26 Trinity Presbyterian Church Norman 5/23/2021

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel, and this is a recording of the worship service for Trinity Presbyterian Church of Norman. You can find us online at trinitynorman.com 
 
Our church's app can be found by searching: "A Church for Norman." 
 
In Romans 3:21-23, Paul begins to share the doctrine of justification by faith in Christ alone. We see that with the gospel comes the central event in human history where a new era begins to overlap with the old era. 
 
The online bulletin is here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:c6bbb122-7d16-476b-85af-6e93fd360df3 
 
You might find the PowerPoint slides helpful to follow along with the liturgy, sermon, and check out the announcements you missed. Link is here: 
https://1drv.ms/p/s!AiOAeMeYLtbuiux8VDwTKM78vJclrw?e=76b5tk 
 
We sang: 
Praise to the Lord the Almighty 
Fairest Lord Jesus 
Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery 
Crown Him with Many Crowns 
Gloria Patri 
and the Doxology 
We observed the celebration of Communion. 
We prayed the Lord's Prayer and confessed the Apostles' Creed. 
 
If you're in the area, we'd love to see you in person. 
 
If you have questions contact admin@trinitynorman.com and let us know how we might be able to help you. 
The sermon test was : 
 
21 But now the righteousness of God has been manifested apart from the law, although the Law and the Prophets bear witness to it— 22 the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ for all who believe. For there is no distinction: 23 for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, 
 
What the gospel accomplished is the center of human history: 
 
I. The old era was dominated by wrath of God, the new era is dominated by the righteousness of God 
 
II. God’s people were defined as guilty, but now defined as righteous. 
 
III. God’s people in the old era were helpless under the power of sin, but are now freed from its domination. 
 
 
You can join our bible reading club here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqmlY3RGSUwV_6Uo-zKoqyjR58E98hUPS 
 
“Grace has given us back more than we lost through Adam…Christ does not bring us back to the point in the road where Adam stood but has covered the whole journey for us to the very end.” 
 -Herman Bavinck, Reformed Dogmatics. 
 
“If Christ provides only part of salvation leaving us to provide the rest, then we are still helpless under the load of sin. For no matter how small the gap which must be bridged before salvation may be attained, the awakened that our wretched attempt at goodness is insufficient even to bridge the gap. The guilty soul enters again into the hopeless reckoning with God, to determine whether we have really done our part. And thus we groan under the old bondage of the law. Such an attempt to piece out the work of Christ by our own merit, Paul saw clearly, is the essence of unbelief; Christ will do everything or nothing, and the only hope is to throw ourselves unreservedly on his mercy and trust Him for all.” 
- J Gresham Machen, Christianity and Liberalism 
 
“One of the most dangerous things we can do as Christians is to determine our theology by our experience, because no one's experience is normative for the Christian life. We have to determine our theology from the Word of God, not from what we feel. 
 
- R. C. Sproul. Can I Be Sure I'm Saved? 
 
 
 
For more info, go to trinitynorman.com

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel, and this is a recording of the worship service for Trinity Presbyterian Church of Norman. You can find us online at trinitynorman.com 

Our church's app can be found by searching: "A Church for Norman."

In Romans 3:21-23, Paul begins to share the doctrine of justification by faith in Christ alone. We see that with the gospel comes the central event in human history where a new era begins to overlap with the old era. 

The online bulletin is here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:c6bbb122-7d16-476b-85af-6e93fd360df3

You might find the PowerPoint slides helpful to follow along with the liturgy, sermon, and check out the announcements you missed. Link is here: 
https://1drv.ms/p/s!AiOAeMeYLtbuiux8VDwTKM78vJclrw?e=76b5tk

We sang: 
Praise to the Lord the Almighty
Fairest Lord Jesus
Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery
Crown Him with Many Crowns
Gloria Patri
and the Doxology
We obser

"'But Now'-The Most Wonderful Words."-Romans 3:21-23 Trinity Presbyterian Church Norman 5/2/2021

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel. I am an ordained minister of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church and a certified personal trainer of the American Council on Exercise. 
 
I enjoy making connections between spiritual, physical, mental, and relational fitness. If we neglect any part of our person then we will become dysfunctional. However, when we commit to bringing up one component of our health underneath the right grid (to the glory of God and for his enjoyment) then this will generally positively impact our integrated, total health of our persons and communities. 
 
We call this channel Fully Alive after a quotation attributed to the early church father, Irenaeus, "God's glory is seen in man fully alive. Since 2015, I have discovered a thing I like to call, "Doxological Fitness." When I had a major physical health revival, I began to experience a spiritual revival, which fueled greater health for me relational, mentally, spiritually, and even greater health physically. I discovered that all these components integrate and hold one another together. 
 
In this series of videos/playlist, I invite you to come read the Bible with us! 
Today's video previews/reviews Deuteronomy 32-34 & Mark 15:26-47 
 
This is your online bible reading club. If you're here, then I assume you're like most of us that really struggle to read the bible and stay on a plan. Many people are left with a daunting line by line plan when seeking to read through a bible plan, and so I thought I would bring a face to join you in your struggle to read through the bible. I hope to be your "bible reading trainer" in this series. Much like you'd go to a fitness expert to teach you how to succeed in the gym, go to a pastor and a church to help you succeed in reading and studying the bible. 
 
I'll post daily reviews/previews depending on how you choose to use them. 
We'll take the Old and New Testament readings and bring out the harmony of how every chapter is truly about Jesus. 
 
Here is the plan we are using for this series. https://www.christianity.com/bible/year/esv/ojan01.htm 
There are lots of plans out there, but I have found this one to be very helpful. 
 
Keep reading. Keep going. Even if you miss a day, don't stop. It might take you longer than I year, but I will be here on the youtube channel and I want to run alongside you as you get to the finish line! What an accomplishment it will be read the entire bible! Let's do this.

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel. I am an ordained minister of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church and a certified personal trainer of the American Council on Exercise. 

I enjoy making connections between spiritual, physical, mental, and relational fitness. If we neglect any part of our person then we will become dysfunctional. However, when we commit to bringing up one component of our health underneath the right grid (to the glory of God and for his enjoyment) then this will generally positively impact our integrated, total health of our persons and communities. 

We call this channel Fully Alive after a quotation attributed to the early church father, Irenaeus, "God's glory is seen in man fully alive. Since 2015, I have discovered a thing I like to call, "Doxological Fitness." When I had a major physical health revival, I began to experience a spiritual revival, which fueled greater health for me relational, mentally, spiritually

Online Bible Reading Club Day 77 Deuteronomy 32-34 & Mark 15:26-47

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel. I am an ordained minister of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church and a certified personal trainer of the American Council on Exercise. 
 
I enjoy making connections between spiritual, physical, mental, and relational fitness. If we neglect any part of our person then we will become dysfunctional. However, when we commit to bringing up one component of our health underneath the right grid (to the glory of God and for his enjoyment) then this will generally positively impact our integrated, total health of our persons and communities. 
 
We call this channel Fully Alive after a quotation attributed to the early church father, Irenaeus, "God's glory is seen in man fully alive. Since 2015, I have discovered a thing I like to call, "Doxological Fitness." When I had a major physical health revival, I began to experience a spiritual revival, which fueled greater health for me relational, mentally, spiritually, and even greater health physically. I discovered that all these components integrate and hold one another together. 
 
In this series of videos/playlist, I invite you to come read the Bible with us! 
Today's video previews/reviews Deuteronomy 22-24 & Mark 14:1-25 
 
This is your online bible reading club. If you're here, then I assume you're like most of us that really struggle to read the bible and stay on a plan. Many people are left with a daunting line by line plan when seeking to read through a bible plan, and so I thought I would bring a face to join you in your struggle to read through the bible. I hope to be your "bible reading trainer" in this series. Much like you'd go to a fitness expert to teach you how to succeed in the gym, go to a pastor and a church to help you succeed in reading and studying the bible. 
 
I'll post daily reviews/previews depending on how you choose to use them. 
We'll take the Old and New Testament readings and bring out the harmony of how every chapter is truly about Jesus. 
 
Here is the plan we are using for this series. https://www.christianity.com/bible/year/esv/ojan01.htm 
There are lots of plans out there, but I have found this one to be very helpful. 
 
Keep reading. Keep going. Even if you miss a day, don't stop. It might take you longer than I year, but I will be here on the youtube channel and I want to run alongside you as you get to the finish line! What an accomplishment it will be read the entire bible! Let's do this.

Online Bible Reading Club Day 73 Deuteronomy 22-24 & Mark 14:1-25

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel. I am an ordained minister of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church and a certified personal trainer of the American Council on Exercise. 
 
I enjoy making connections between spiritual, physical, mental, and relational fitness. If we neglect any part of our person then we will become dysfunctional. However, when we commit to bringing up one component of our health underneath the right grid (to the glory of God and for his enjoyment) then this will generally positively impact our integrated, total health of our persons and communities. 
 
We call this channel Fully Alive after a quotation attributed to the early church father, Irenaeus, "God's glory is seen in man fully alive. Since 2015, I have discovered a thing I like to call, "Doxological Fitness." When I had a major physical health revival, I began to experience a spiritual revival, which fueled greater health for me relational, mentally, spiritually, and even greater health physically. I discovered that all these components integrate and hold one another together. 
 
In this series of videos/playlist, I invite you to come read the Bible with us! 
Today's video previews/reviews Number 32-34 & Mark 9:30-50 
 
This is your online bible reading club. If you're here, then I assume you're like most of us that really struggle to read the bible and stay on a plan. Many people are left with a daunting line by line plan when seeking to read through a bible plan, and so I thought I would bring a face to join you in your struggle to read through the bible. I hope to be your "bible reading trainer" in this series. Much like you'd go to a fitness expert to teach you how to succeed in the gym, go to a pastor and a church to help you succeed in reading and studying the bible. 
 
I'll post daily reviews/previews depending on how you choose to use them. 
We'll take the Old and New Testament readings and bring out the harmony of how every chapter is truly about Jesus. 
 
Here is the plan we are using for this series. https://www.christianity.com/bible/year/esv/ojan01.htm 
There are lots of plans out there, but I have found this one to be very helpful. 
 
Keep reading. Keep going. Even if you miss a day, don't stop. It might take you longer than I year, but I will be here on the youtube channel and I want to run alongside you as you get to the finish line! What an accomplishment it will be read the entire bible! Let's do this.

Online Bible Reading Club Day 64 Numbers 32-34 & Mark 9:30-50

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel, and this is a recording of the worship service for Trinity Presbyterian Church of Norman. You can find us online at trinitynorman.com 
 
Our church's app can be found by searching: "A Church for Norman." 
 
The sermon is from Paul's Letter to the Romans 1:18-20 focusing on the wrath of God. This wrath is the bad news that enables a believer to appreciate the good news/gospel of Jesus Christ. 
We'll see the wrath of God is just because of three reasons: our sin demands God's wrath, the sufficiency of God's revelation to all leaves us without excuse, and our suppression of that truth. 
 
 
The online bulletin is here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:6ca84e57-2b15-4443-9ff6-d30ab9845e76 
 
You might find the PowerPoint slides helpful to follow along with the liturgy, sermon, and check out the announcements you missed. Link is here: 
https://1drv.ms/p/s!AiOAeMeYLtbuiux8VDwTKM78vJclrw?e=xlaeSH 
 
We sang: Holy! Holy! Holy! 
Amazing Grace 
Be Thou My Vision 
How Great Thou Art 
Gloria Patri 
and the Doxology 
We observed the celebration of Communion. 
We prayed the Lord's Prayer and confessed the Apostles' Creed. 
 
We had a gospel lesson from Ephesians 6:10-20. 
And a children's lesson on the catechism question of "What else did God create?" 
 
If you're in the area, we'd love to see you in person. 
 
If you have questions regarding anything about the church/theology/sermon questions or need prayer or spiritual mentoring, contact admin@trinitynorman.com and let us know how we might be able to help you. 
 
The sermon this week was on the definition of and necessity of saving faith in Jesus Christ. 
 
J. Gresham Machen in "What is Faith?" says, “Faith is indeed intellectual; it involves an apprehension of certain things as facts; and vain is the modern effort to divorce faith from knowledge. But although faith is intellectual, it is not only intellectual. You cannot have faith without having knowledge; but you will not have faith if you have only knowledge.” 
 
We referenced numerous passages throughout the sermon, particularly Matthew 5:17-20; Luke 7:37-50; Philippians 3:9; Rom 3:24; 1 Corinthians 6:11; Galatians 5:5; & Romans 8; Habakkuk 2:4. 
 
You can join our bible reading club here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqmlY3RGSUwV_6Uo-zKoqyjR58E98hUPS 
 
For more info, go to trinitynorman.com

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel, and this is a recording of the worship service for Trinity Presbyterian Church of Norman. You can find us online at trinitynorman.com 

Our church's app can be found by searching: "A Church for Norman."

The sermon is from Paul's Letter to the Romans 1:18-20 focusing on the wrath of God. This wrath is the bad news that enables a believer to appreciate the good news/gospel of Jesus Christ. 
We'll see the wrath of God is just because of three reasons: our sin demands God's wrath, the sufficiency of God's revelation to all leaves us without excuse, and our suppression of that truth. 


The online bulletin is here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:6ca84e57-2b15-4443-9ff6-d30ab9845e76

You might find the PowerPoint slides helpful to follow along with the liturgy, sermon, and check out the announcements you missed. Link is here: 
https://1drv.ms/p/s!AiOAeMeYLtbuiux8VDwTKM78vJclrw?e

The Wrath of God (Romans 1:18-20) Trinity Presbyterian Church Norman 2/28/2021

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel. I am an ordained minister of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church and a certified personal trainer of the American Council on Exercise. 
 
I enjoy making connections between spiritual, physical, mental, and relational fitness. If we neglect any part of our person then we will become dysfunctional. However, when we commit to bringing up one component of our health underneath the right grid (to the glory of God and for his enjoyment) then this will generally positively impact our integrated, total health of our persons and communities. 
 
We call this channel Fully Alive after a quotation attributed to the early church father, Irenaeus, "God's glory is seen in man fully alive. Since 2015, I have discovered a thing I like to call, "Doxological Fitness." When I had a major physical health revival, I began to experience a spiritual revival, which fueled greater health for me relational, mentally, spiritually, and even greater health physically. I discovered that all these components integrate and hold one another together. 
 
In this series of videos/playlist, I invite you to come read the Bible with us! 
Today's video previews/reviews Leviticus 17-18 & Matthew 27:27-50. 
 
This is your online bible reading club. If you're here, then I assume you're like most of us that really struggle to read the bible and stay on a plan. Many people are left with a daunting line by line plan when seeking to read through a bible plan, and so I thought I would bring a face to join you in your struggle to read through the bible. I hope to be your "bible reading trainer" in this series. Much like you'd go to a fitness expert to teach you how to succeed in the gym, go to a pastor and a church to help you succeed in reading and studying the bible. 
 
I'll post daily reviews/previews depending on how you choose to use them. 
We'll take the Old and New Testament readings and bring out the harmony of how every chapter is truly about Jesus. 
 
Here is the plan we are using for this series. https://www.christianity.com/bible/year/esv/ojan01.htm 
There are lots of plans out there, but I have found this one to be very helpful. 
 
Keep reading. Keep going. Even if you miss a day, don't stop. It might take you longer than I year, but I will be here on the youtube channel and I want to run alongside you as you get to the finish line! What an accomplishment it will be read the entire bible! Let's do this. 
 
Our church can be found at trinitynorman.com 
Our app can be found by searching "a church for Norman" 
Please like, comment, subscribe, turn on notifications and share this content with friends.

Online Bible Reading Club Day 46 Leviticus 17-18 & Matthew 27:27-50

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel. I am an ordained minister of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church and a certified personal trainer of the American Council on Exercise. 
 
I enjoy making connections between spiritual, physical, mental, and relational fitness. If we neglect any part of our person then we will become dysfunctional. However, when we commit to bringing up one component of our health underneath the right grid (to the glory of God and for his enjoyment) then this will generally positively impact our integrated, total health of our persons and communities. 
 
We call this channel Fully Alive after a quotation attributed to the early church father, Irenaeus, "God's glory is seen in man fully alive. Since 2015, I have discovered a thing I like to call, "Doxological Fitness." When I had a major physical health revival, I began to experience a spiritual revival, which fueled greater health for me relational, mentally, spiritually, and even greater health physically. I discovered that all these components integrate and hold one another together. 
 
In this series of videos/playlist, I invite you to come read the Bible with us! 
Today's video previews/reviews Leviticus 14 & Matthew 26:51-75. 
 
This is your online bible reading club. If you're here, then I assume you're like most of us that really struggle to read the bible and stay on a plan. Many people are left with a daunting line by line plan when seeking to read through a bible plan, and so I thought I would bring a face to join you in your struggle to read through the bible. I hope to be your "bible reading trainer" in this series. Much like you'd go to a fitness expert to teach you how to succeed in the gym, go to a pastor and a church to help you succeed in reading and studying the bible. 
 
I'll post daily reviews/previews depending on how you choose to use them. 
We'll take the Old and New Testament readings and bring out the harmony of how every chapter is truly about Jesus. 
 
Here is the plan we are using for this series. https://www.christianity.com/bible/year/esv/ojan01.htm 
There are lots of plans out there, but I have found this one to be very helpful. 
 
Keep reading. Keep going. Even if you miss a day, don't stop. It might take you longer than I year, but I will be here on the youtube channel and I want to run alongside you as you get to the finish line! What an accomplishment it will be read the entire bible! Let's do this. 
 
Our church can be found at trinitynorman.com 
Our app can be found by searching "a church for Norman" 
Please like, comment, subscribe, turn on notifications and share this content with friends.

Online Bible Reading Club Day 44 Leviticus 14 & Matthew 26:51-75

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel. I am an ordained minister of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church and a certified personal trainer of the American Council on Exercise. 
 
I enjoy making connections between spiritual, physical, mental, and relational fitness. If we neglect any part of our person then we will become dysfunctional. However, when we commit to bringing up one component of our health underneath the right grid (to the glory of God and for his enjoyment) then this will generally positively impact our integrated, total health of our persons and communities. 
 
We call this channel Fully Alive after a quotation attributed to the early church father, Irenaeus, "God's glory is seen in man fully alive. Since 2015, I have discovered a thing I like to call, "Doxological Fitness." When I had a major physical health revival, I began to experience a spiritual revival, which fueled greater health for me relational, mentally, spiritually, and even greater health physically. I discovered that all these components integrate and hold one another together. 
 
In this series of videos/playlist, I invite you to come read the Bible with us! 
Today's video previews/reviews Leviticus 11-13 & Matthew 26:25-50. 
 
This is your online bible reading club. If you're here, then I assume you're like most of us that really struggle to read the bible and stay on a plan. Many people are left with a daunting line by line plan when seeking to read through a bible plan, and so I thought I would bring a face to join you in your struggle to read through the bible. I hope to be your "bible reading trainer" in this series. Much like you'd go to a fitness expert to teach you how to succeed in the gym, go to a pastor and a church to help you succeed in reading and studying the bible. 
 
I'll post daily reviews/previews depending on how you choose to use them. 
We'll take the Old and New Testament readings and bring out the harmony of how every chapter is truly about Jesus. 
 
Here is the plan we are using for this series. https://www.christianity.com/bible/year/esv/ojan01.htm 
There are lots of plans out there, but I have found this one to be very helpful. 
 
Keep reading. Keep going. Even if you miss a day, don't stop. It might take you longer than I year, but I will be here on the youtube channel and I want to run alongside you as you get to the finish line! What an accomplishment it will be read the entire bible! Let's do this. 
 
Our church can be found at trinitynorman.com 
Our app can be found by searching "a church for Norman" 
Please like, comment, subscribe, turn on notifications and share this content with friends.

Online Bible Reading Club Day 43 Leviticus 13 & Matthew 26:26-50

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel, and this is a recording of the worship service for Trinity Presbyterian Church of Norman. You can find us online at trinitynorman.com 
 
Our church's app can be found by searching: "A Church for Norman." 
 
The sermon is from Paul's Letter to the Romans 1:3-4 
"The Gospel Reformation of Evangelicalism" 
Who are you and what do you value? What is your culture- your common unifying values and shared experience. In the church today we may notice that we often culturally defined not by the gospel of the Son. Paul took the best cultural confessions of who Jesus was in the first century and inserted them into his lengthy and unprecedented introduction at the outset of Romans. We see that there really is no such thing as evangelical culture unless there is a culture of the evangel, or good news. 
 
The online bulletin is here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:73f30dce-6f2d-4e0e-8bf0-13218b32d9e2 
 
You might find the PowerPoint slides helpful to follow along with the liturgy, sermon, and check out the announcements you missed. Link is here: 
https://1drv.ms/p/s!AiOAeMeYLtbuiux8VDwTKM78vJclrw?e=AdJVwq 
 
We sang: Holy! Holy! Holy! 
My Hope Is Built on Nothing Less 
Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing 
Be Thou my Vision 
Gloria Patri 
and the Doxology 
We observed the celebration of Communion. 
We prayed the Lord's Prayer and confessed the Apostles' Creed. 
 
We had a gospel lesson from Ephesians 6:10-20. 
And a children's lesson on the question of "how can a person with a sinful heart be changed?" Only through the work of God's grace done by the Holy Spirit called regeneration. 
 
If you're in the area, we'd love to see you in person. 
 
If you have questions regarding anything about the church/theology/sermon questions or need prayer or spiritual mentoring, contact admin@trinitynorman.com and let us know how we might be able to help you. 
 
The sermon this week breaks down the third and fourth verses of Paul's introduction to Paul's Letter to the Romans. It is the longest introduction of any bible letter and also the longest of any non-biblical letter in the ancient Greco-roman world. In verse 2, Paul makes it clear that the gospel from God concerning His Son was foretold by the prophets in the holy scriptures. In v3-4 he tells us that the gospel concerns the Son, who has a dual sonship that gives life-changing meaning to His resurrection from the dead. To embrace Christ is to be wrapped up in a new culture and world that flows from the life we share in the resurrected Jesus. 
 
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This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel, and this is a recording of the worship service for Trinity Presbyterian Church of Norman. You can find us online at trinitynorman.com 

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The sermon is from Paul's Letter to the Romans 1:3-4 
"The Gospel Reformation of Evangelicalism" 
Who are you and what do you value? What is your culture- your common unifying values and shared experience. In the church today we may notice that we often culturally defined not by the gospel of the Son. Paul took the best cultural confessions of who Jesus was in the first century and inserted them into his lengthy and unprecedented introduction at the outset of Romans. We see that there really is no such thing as evangelical culture unless there is a culture of the evangel, or good news. 

The online bulletin is here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:73f30dce-6f2d-4e0e-8bf0-132

Gospel Reformation of Evangelicalism (Romans 1:3-4) Trinity Presbyterian Church Norman 1/17/20

This is Pastor Justin Westmoreland from the Fully Alive Athlete Pastor Channel. I am an ordained minister of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church and a certified personal trainer of the American Council on Exercise. 
 
I enjoy making connections between spiritual, physical, mental, and relational fitness. If we neglect any part of our person then we will become dysfunctional. However, when we commit to bringing up one component of our health underneath the right grid (to the glory of God and for his enjoyment) then this will generally positively impact our integrated, total health of our persons and communities. 
 
We call this channel Fully Alive after a quotation attributed to the early church father, Irenaeus, "God's glory is seen in man fully alive. Since 2015, I have discovered a thing I like to call, "Doxological Fitness." When I had a major physical health revival, I began to experience a spiritual revival, which fueled greater health for me relational, mentally, spiritually, and even greater health physically. I discovered that all these components integrate and hold one another together. 
 
In this series of videos/playlist, I invite you to come read the Bible with us! 
Today's video previews/reviews Genesis 20-22 & Matthew 6:19-34. 
 
This is your online bible reading club. If you're here, then I assume you're like most of us that really struggle to read the bible and stay on a plan. Many people are left with a daunting line by line plan when seeking to read through a bible plan, and so I thought I would bring a face to join you in your struggle to read through the bible. I hope to be your "bible reading trainer" in this series. Much like you'd go to a fitness expert to teach you how to succeed in the gym, go to a pastor and a church to help you succeed in reading and studying the bible. 
 
I'll post daily reviews/previews depending on how you choose to use them. 
We'll take the Old and New Testament readings and bring out the harmony of how every chapter is truly about Jesus. 
 
Here is the plan we are using for this series. https://www.christianity.com/bible/ye... 
There are lots of plans out there, but I have found this one to be very helpful. 
 
Keep reading. Keep going. Even if you miss a day, don't stop. It might take you longer than I year, but I will be here on the youtube channel and I want to run alongside you as you get to the finish line! What an accomplishment it will be read the entire bible! Let's do this. 
 
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