Titus: Getting the big picture. If you and God sat down and He gave you His evaluation of your everyday behavior, not to condemn you, but to help build you up, how would do? How would your behavior line up with sound teaching from the bible?

Keeping our focus sharp. Summary and final instructions.

Associate Pastor Chris Cannon continues his sermon series titled: "Behold the Lamb of God" which looks at the historical significance of why we refer to Jesus as "The Lamb of God" as we countdown to Easter.

In our last sermon, we looked at our conduct toward authority. Today we will look at our conduct toward people other than those in authority. Through our words and our actions we are to show grace toward other people.

Conduct toward outsiders. Our relationship with the culture around us has a profound effect upon our ability to carry out our mission to reach the lost with effectiveness and real impact. Not only must we be known as those who are good for God’s glory, we must be known as those who do good to those around us, whether they are believers or not—for God’s glory.

These verses provide the explanation for the behavior that agrees with sound doctrine that has been laid out for us in the previous verses. 

Conduct that is consistent with sound teaching– Part 2. The chief end of man is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever. The glory of God is revealed through our lives. Here we look at the expected conduct of women in the church.

Conduct that is consistent with sound teaching– Part 1.

Communicate behavior that agrees with sound teaching and what IS sound teaching?