The Christian faith not only tells us what needs to change, but how it changes us, and the answer is grace.

Paul has talked to Titus for a while about how people watch our lives to see if they align with our beliefs. This is also played out in the workplace. We need to pay attention to the way we act in the workplace.

People on Crete were lost and dying, and some bought into a false gospel. But Paul instructs Titus on how a healthy church should function to show the world the power and joy of salvation.

Counterfeits work so well because they can mimic the real thing. Paul shows us how we can detect counterfeits and how to respond to them.

All of us, whether we like it or not, whether we realize it or not, are leading some and leaving an example for others to follow. The question is, is the example worth following?

Titus is a letter written by Paul encouraging Titus to address disorder in the Church at Crete. In Paul’s opening greeting he makes a few statements that are key to hold onto as we study through the rest of the book.

Special teaching by guest Pastor Frank Ramseur

Luke 12 is a chapter within a broader message called the “Gospel of Luke.” What we’ll see today is that there is a common theme that ties all of chapter 12 together within this Gospel to make a point about Jesus that has purpose for the whole Gospel message itself.