If you have a job and a good, you're one of our church's strongest connections with the community. Today's passage guides us on living at work in a way that shows how much the Gospel changes people.

Titus 2:2–6 | Strengthened By Younger Members by Calvary Baptist Church, Greenwood, IN

In this special sermon, we look at how the prophet Elijah once felt emotions that many of us feel during COVID disruption. Through the story we see God's heart toward people like us.

Leading a Bible Study can be intimidating, but we look here for a reminder of what our job is and help to do it well.

Many messages sound a feel like the Gospel of Jesus, but are only counterfeit. But false teachers are so good at making their message sound true! Today's passage calls pastors to engage false teaching and equips the church with tools to help identify it when it comes.

What should you look for in Bible teaching, and how important is what you find to the church's life?

Can you tell a true teacher from a false teacher without listening to what he teaches? Today's verses give us the second of three measurements we must use on a man before to appoint him to preaching or pastoring.

How can you tell if a pastor's leadership will benefit his church? Titus 1:6 gives us one place to look to get a sense for how his leadership affects others.

Local churches face constant Satanic attack, but they are stronger against it when they are led by godly men.

Paul's way of writing "Dear Titus" gives us a window into Christian mentoring, a picture that would strengthen our church more and more as we embraced it.