If peace is the mission, grace is the method. The grace of God is our deepest need as leaders and followers and it only comes through the gospel.

We begin our study in Titus and 2 Timothy with the call to "Embrace Grace!"

In the conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount, we learn that King Jesus demands total allegiance and He won't accept substitutes, and that on the cross He provides all that He demands by giving Himself as our substitute.

Because we have a Heavenly Father who has promised to care for our every need, we can overcome the distractions that keep us from running hard after Jesus.

We pray to a God who has made himself known, so we should pray like we KNOW him.

We pray to a God who has made himself known, so we should pray like we know him.

Jesus calls His Kingdom citizens to a lifestyle that includes the righteous rhythm of generosity.

When the glory of Jesus is the aim of our lives, then the reward of the Father will be the treasure of our hearts.

Jesus invites us to faithful obedience based on who our Father is and what He promises us.

Jesus shows us what His leadership looks like in sex, marriage and keeping our word when we focus on Lordship and not legality.