I. Qualifications for church leadership

II. Paul's warning to Titus about problematic teachings, doctrines, and teachers in the churches.

III. What to look our for between problematic teachers and Spirit led teachers of God.

I. Introduction to Romans

II. The servant of Christ - saved, separated, serving.

III. Indebted to the Gospel.

IV. Revelations concerning Christ - humanity and Deity.

V. The redeemed in Christ are beloved, and called.

VI. Peace with God, and the Peace of God.

VII. The Gospel is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth.

I. God tells the spoiler, "You're getting a dose of your own medicine. "

II. "Whatsoever a man something, that shall he also reap."

III. The praying people of God.

IV. We need God's Grace.

V. Deliverance was the answer to their prayer.

I. Serving the Lord is more important than titles.

II. Those promoted to spiritual leadership need faith.

III. Faith is manifested through acknowledgment of the truth, and godliness in conduct.

IV. The Word of God is manifested through preaching.

V. Relationships in the faith.

VI. The responsibility of ordination given to Titus.

I. A Time of Trouble

II. Thy people shall be delivered.

III. Lamb's book of Life.

IV. The "book(s)" opened at the Great White Throne Judgment.

V. The two Resurrections.

VI. Those that are wise.

VI. "Until the time of the end."

I. God's pleasure and longing for all men to be saved.

II. The Lord's return will be at a time we don't expect it.

III. The difference between anticipation and expectation.

IV. Knowing the coming judgment of God how should we live?

I. A second look at King Antiochus who took the kingdom by flattery and peace treatise.

II. The danger of flattery.

III. God's warning to us about flatterers and instructions to us not to use flattery.

IV. Jesus did not use flattery.

V. God's appointed times.

VI. "but the people that do know their God shall be strong. "

I. "Pure Minds"

II. Stay mindful of the Word of God.

III. The Second Coming of Christ has been revealed to us, but is the subject of much criticism by the world.

IV. How did the world respond to Noah?

V. The patience of our Lord is for the benefit of those who are not saved - He desires everyone to have opportunity to repent.

I. God's people should strengthen leadership.

II. Biblical instructions for supporting leaders.

III. Four kings of Persia.

IV. Alexander the Great and 2 kingdoms that were offshoots of his. (Egypt and Syria)

I. God again reiterates the line Israel crossed when going to Egypt for help instead of to Him.

II. We would greatly benefit from seeking the Lord first.

III. God promises to defend, deliver, and protect His people.

IV. The invitation to turn to God.

V. Repentance is rewarded with Victory.