All right, all right, take a seat. It is so good to be with you tonight. If we've never met,

my name is Taylor. I'm one of the pastors here.

If we've never had a chance to meet up, I'd love to meet you, love to shake your hand,

give you a Christian side hug or something like that. But I'm really glad to be here,

very honored that Pastor Skip invited me to share while he is out of the country.

I'm sure that many of you, you have probably heard this song.

Raise your hand if you have. I want a Sunday kind of love. You guys ever heard that song?

Catchy song covered a billion times. I'm not going to sing it. Thank you for that. You can sing it later.

I'm not going to sing that. But right, you know the lyrics. I want a

Sunday kind of love, a love that last past Saturday night. It's a catchy song, right? This singer is

expressing this desire that I don't just want to fling. I don't just want a hook up. I want something

deep. I want something meaningful. I want a love that's going to get me through till Sunday night.

It's a catchy song. Lots of people have sang it. But I'm convinced that there's a lot of Christians

in our world today who have a Sunday kind of faith. Let me explain what that means. A Sunday

kind of faith. This is the kind of faith that looks really, really good on a weekend.

This is kind of the faith that they're excited to go to church.

They're excited to worship.

They're fired up.

They're pumped up.

But come Monday morning, nothing seemed to stick.

It didn't seem to transition.

It's a Sunday kind of faith.

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